Gov't in Tight Bind Over Repatriation of IS Sympathizers
Indonesian women who migrated to the Islamic State are posing new problems for the government.
#TERRORISM
Gov't in Tight Bind Over Repatriation of IS Sympathizers
Indonesian women who migrated to the Islamic State are posing new problems for the government.
#TERRORISM
Companies in Asia Need to Wake Up to New Normal of Climate Change
Asian financial markets are still not as environmentally and socially aware as those in other regions.
NOVEMBER 16 #ECONOMY
Will Sugary Drinks Tax Keep Indonesians Away From Diabetes?
Diabetes and obesity lead to heart disease and stroke, the two most common causes of premature death in Indonesia.
NOVEMBER 15 #HEALTH
Heavy Metal Children: Lead Exposure a Real Danger in Jakarta's Playgrounds
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
Preventing Stunting: What Works and What Doesn't
The wrong poster can lead to millions being spent on useless programs.
NOVEMBER 07 #POLICY
Is OECD's 'Unified Approach' a Solution for Taxing the Digital Economy?
The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development has released a new proposal to tax digital businesses.
NOVEMBER 05 #ECONOMY
Challenges for Indonesia's New Health Minister
The nation's convoluted health system must be disentangled and re-organized, write Aqsha Azhary Nur and Jeslyn Tengkawan.
OCTOBER 31 #POLICY
VISION
A 25-year-old Sumatran elephant had been poisoned and found dead in an oil palm plantation in East Aceh.
A 25-year-old Sumatran elephant had been poisoned and found dead in an oil palm plantation in East Aceh.
November 21 #SNAPSHOTS
November 21 #STANDALONE
November 20 #STANDALONE
Overlapping rules are often the problem when it comes to geothermal development.
OCTOBER 28 #ENERGY & MINERALS
To the government, breaking down Papua's isolation may take precedence to efforts to engage in political dialogue with its residents.
OCTOBER 17 #POLITICS
Does Indonesia have enough qualified ambassadors to represent it in a rapidly changing world?
OCTOBER 12 #POLITICS
The oil and gas industry will remain essential to the global energy mix and a wide range of modern consumer products for many years to come.
OCTOBER 06 #OPINION
Good news from Papua rarely attracts media coverage.
OCTOBER 04 #OPINION
Ambitious plans are needed to build resilience in vulnerable sectors and communities being battered by climate-related disasters.
SEPTEMBER 23 #OPINION
Expensive care for cancer patients contributes a substantial amount to the state health insurer's deficit.
SEPTEMBER 05 #COMMENTARY
Children are attractive targets for fraudsters as their identity information is less likely to have been used before.
AUGUST 27 #OPINION
A new generation of financial-technology start-ups offers tailored services to specific market segments on digital platforms.
AUGUST 27 #OPINION
Indonesia has attempted to regulate the P2P lending market but faces the uncomfortable truth: the internet is impossible to regulate.
AUGUST 14 #OPINION
Tax incentives are a good first step, but Indonesia needs to rely on its SMEs to really spur the mass adoption of electric vehicles.
AUGUST 06 #OPINION
The future of transportation will be felt most keenly on the ground, rather than in the sky.
AUGUST 02 #OPINION
Banks will play an important role in the Making Indonesia 4.0 initiative by providing an environment that enables economic uplift.
AUGUST 01 #OPINION
