Technology Is Key to Rebooting Tourism
Coordination amongst Asean governments, as well as partnerships with industry, will determine and map the pace of tourism recovery.
#TRAVEL
Technology Is Key to Rebooting Tourism
Coordination amongst Asean governments, as well as partnerships with industry, will determine and map the pace of tourism recovery.
#TRAVEL
The Spirit of Solidarity is Necessary for Today’s Europe
Thanks to “Solidarity” Poland broke free from the Soviet zone and Europe could become one and entire again.
AUGUST 31 #INTERNATIONAL
The Worrying Side of China’s Rise to Superpower
China is starting to bare its fangs as a global political power as apparent in the current South China Sea dispute.
AUGUST 24 #INTERNATIONAL
Will India’s New Education Policy be a Game Changer?
The program aims at promoting India as a global study destination providing premium education at affordable costs.
AUGUST 21 #EDUCATION
Friend or Foe? Asean-China Ties Tested by South China Sea Disputes
Analysts and observers opined Asean has to up its game; stand up to China moves, unified.
AUGUST 19 #INTERNATIONAL
Physical Education: The Forgotten Subject in the Time of Pandemic
Physical Education becomes the one that always gives leeway for other “more- important” subjects.
AUGUST 05 #OPINION
Rise of the Citizen Data Scientist: AI Analytics in a New Normal
With the right solution in place, organizations and governments can turn everyday users into citizen data scientists
JULY 19 #TECH
Free Internet for Jakarta Students
The Free Internet for All program has been launched since August 28 to help students with no internet access.
Free Internet for Jakarta Students
The Free Internet for All program has been launched since August 28 to help students with no internet access.
September 03 #EYEWITNESS
The Covid-19 pandemic has added strain to the already uneasy US-China relations today.
JULY 17 #OPINION
Take the chance to build some good habits and work towards your financial fitness during the Covid-19 pandemic.
JULY 06 #OPINION
Some states may be utilizing emergency powers to consolidate executive authority at the expense of the rule of law
JULY 06 #COMMENTARY
The 2020 presidential election could be a showdown between Joe Biden-Kamala Harris, and Donald Trump-Nikki Haley
JULY 04 #INTERNATIONAL
President Joko Widodo's administration is planning to embark on a one-million-hectare rice field project in Kalimantan.
JUNE 29 #ENVIRONMENT
Though businesses across Asia-Pacific are more enthusiastic about cloud services, they remain restricted by foundational gaps in adoption.
JUNE 16 #OPINION
Satellite connectivity can work in tandem with other connectivity technologies to create a more efficient agri-food ecosystem.
JUNE 02 #OPINION
A Covid-19 vaccine may soon be available in some countries but harder to get in developing ones.
MAY 29 #OPINION
A Hazara refugee in Indonesia tells of his experience living in a cramped and unsanitary shelter in Batam.
MAY 19 #OPINION
Amid the global attention towards Covid-19, ocean sustainability and waste management need transformation for a better post-pandemic era.
MAY 15 #ENVIRONMENT
The oft-heard statement "Covid-19 hits hardest among the elderly" might not apply in Indonesia.
APRIL 29 #HEALTH
Tech will be critical to the rebuilding after the Covid-19 pandemic. What must governments do to ensure technology can play its role?
APRIL 24 #TECH
Technological leaps in fields such as genomics mean scientists can now map out the genetic sequencing of a virus a lot faster.
APRIL 20 #HEALTH
