Beyond the Coronavirus Crisis: Prepare Now
Businesses should take all the necessary steps to ride out the novel coronavirus crisis.
#OPINION
Beyond the Coronavirus Crisis: Prepare Now
Businesses should take all the necessary steps to ride out the novel coronavirus crisis.
#OPINION
Trump Starts Offensive for 2020 Reelection
The 2020 US election could be a powder keg that could change the landscape of not only US politics but also globally, including Indonesia.
FEBRUARY 27 #INTERNATIONAL
Opinions Should Never Be Dressed Up as Scientific Fact: Indonesian Media and Disinformation
Indonesian media should promote only articles that are supported by empirical data and valid evidence.
FEBRUARY 25 #COMMENTARY
Mainstreaming the Health Agenda in Indonesian Politics
Indonesians are only interested in health issues when things go bad.
FEBRUARY 18 #HEALTH
The Time Has Come for Indonesia to Decriminalize Drugs
Globally, the "war on drugs" has only resulted in larger production of drugs and organized crime holding more power.
FEBRUARY 11 #POLICY
Treating Disaster as a Social Problem
The severity of a disaster should be measured not by the magnitude of its force but by its societal impact.
JANUARY 27 #DISASTER
The Peculiar Case of Viktor Orban's Visit to Indonesia
The Hungarian PM is notoriously anti-Islam, the poster boy of European right-wing movement, but Jokowi has welcomed him with open arms.
JANUARY 26 #INTERNATIONAL
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Manifestos and a Chicken on the Loose: Two Avant-Garde Artists at Museum MACAN
Berlin-based Julian Rosefeldt and Indonesian Melati Suryodarmo hold solo exhibitions at Jakarta's only contemporary art museum.
Manifestos and a Chicken on the Loose: Two Avant-Garde Artists at Museum MACAN
Berlin-based Julian Rosefeldt and Indonesian Melati Suryodarmo hold solo exhibitions at Jakarta's only contemporary art museum.
February 26 #EYEWITNESS
February 26 #STANDALONE
Indonesia's First Homegrown Warship
February 26 #SNAPSHOTS
Many Indonesians are turning to a hyper-nationalistic point of view of international relations in defiance of international law.
JANUARY 20 #INTERNATIONAL
For customers, a price floor could prevent them from getting the best deals possible.
JANUARY 17 #POLICY
Academics should engage in more public discussions, helping shape voices and opinions in democratic policy-making.
JANUARY 10 #POLICY
Improving people-to-people relations is key to peace in the Middle East.
JANUARY 06 #INTERNATIONAL
Despite popular belief, true supply chain innovation does not have to be disruptive.
DECEMBER 18 #TECH
Singapore-based Infrastructure Asia says transit-oriented development (TOD) could be the solution for Jakarta's traffic gridlock.
DECEMBER 17 #TRANSPORTATION
Lack of communication between the government and the fisheries sector has been blamed for falling fish export.
NOVEMBER 25 #POLICY
Indonesian women who migrated to the Islamic State are posing new problems for the government.
NOVEMBER 19 #TERRORISM
Asian financial markets are still not as environmentally and socially aware as those in other regions.
NOVEMBER 16 #ECONOMY
Diabetes and obesity lead to heart disease and stroke, the two most common causes of premature death in Indonesia.
NOVEMBER 15 #HEALTH
A recent study found that at least 69 percent of all playground equipment in Jakarta has a lead concentration exceeding safety standards.
NOVEMBER 11 #POLICY
The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development has released a new proposal to tax digital businesses.
NOVEMBER 05 #ECONOMY
The nation's convoluted health system must be disentangled and re-organized, write Aqsha Azhary Nur and Jeslyn Tengkawan.
OCTOBER 31 #POLICY
