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View all search resultsContrary to the US drive toward nuclear, Indonesia lacks posture, putting the country at risk of being a passive recipient rather than an active author of its nuclear energy journey.
16 hours agoIndonesia’s voice reminds us that the pursuit of peace and adherence to international norms are not just ideals, but urgent necessities for global stability. ...
17 hours agoIndonesia under Prabowo risks becoming a nation of postures, not policies. And gestures rarely build a legacy. ...
16 hours agoFormal recognition, both domestically and internationally, has been vital in combating denial, validating survivors and contributing to the historical record.
16 hours agoA father's presence is not merely an addition; it is an essential component of a child's developmental ecosystem.
2 days agoSeemingly trivial digital remnants can become weak points, susceptible to misuse when left unmanaged.
2 days agoArtificially-produced intelligence can never replace humanity completely.
2 days agoIran is ready for any agreement aimed at ensuring it does not pursue nuclear weapons, but it cannot accept deals that deprive us of our nuclear rights.
2 days agoConfrontational rhetoric combined with uncertain commitments raises fears of abandonment in Southeast Asia.
3 days agoMalaysia, Vietnam and the Philippines have all attempted to counter Chinese claims to waters within their exclusive economic zones.
3 days agoDeclaring a single state-approved historical narrative will naturally marginalize and silence alternative perspectives.
3 days agoCountries across Asia and the Pacific are confronting a common challenge: transforming their agrifood systems to meet growing demands while safeguarding natural resources for future generations.
3 days agoPeace, justice and solidarity must guide our response to the surging needs of humanity's most vulnerable: people who have lost their homes, jobs and communities, displaced by circumstances beyond their control.
3 days agoAgentic AI systems present a new class of risks, goal misalignment, data drift, persona-driven bias and even multi-agent collusion.
3 days agoWith a long historical background spanning over the last century, the friendship between Indonesia and Russia is set to grow stronger in the near future.
4 days agoASEAN, the only sub-regional grouping in Southeast Asia, is yet to prove itself as an effective dispute resolution mechanism
4 days agoReal military power is not measured by the quantity of imported hardware, but by the ability to sustain and reproduce that capability independently.
4 days agoYoung women’s leadership is crucial to respond to the complexity of today’s peace and security challenges.
4 days agoRather than following the West’s costly policies, low-carbon innovation, climate adaptation and poverty alleviation as well as additional investments in areas like maternal and newborn health and agricultural R&D are keys to real progress and development toward climate resilience in the developing world, including Indonesia.
4 days agoIf Indonesia were to peg its floating-rate bonds to IndONIA, the government would in effect be subcontracting the cost of borrowing to the whimsical tides of near-term liquidity.
4 days agoStrikes on nuclear facilities in Iran may increase Tehran’s belief that attaining nuclear weapons is key to establishing a deterrence to regime change.
5 days agoThe public have jumped to the defense of Raja Ampat in a modern-day case of David versus Goliath, where collective resistance must be mounted as the Papuan people wield everyday environmentalism to sling against the greenwashed extractive narrative of mining oligarchs.
5 days agoReputational damage in the digital age is swift and brutal. A single social media post can dismantle years of brand cultivation.
5 days agoThe Joint Fact Finding Team (TGPF), formed by the government in July 1998 in response to public demand to investigate the May riots, concluded the rapes did occur.
5 days agoPrabowo Subianto’s two-volume memoir, offering insight into Indonesia’s history, values and future under his presidency, is now introduced to Russian readers.
5 days agoThe WHO Pandemic Agreement shows that in a world full of division and conflicts, unity remains possible, and that multilateralism can still deliver as part of the solution to global challenges.
5 days agoThe free meals program has the potential to reduce poverty rates by between 1 percent and 4 percent.
5 days agoRaja Ampat is a litmus test for our mineral nationalism, which requires both reforming and restructuring into a social contract rooted in justice, inclusion and shared stewardship so the nation as a whole can prosper, even as it leads the globe in green minerals.
6 days agoCurrent volatile dynamic could spiral into a black swan event, where an unforeseen escalation triggers global chaos, defying risk models.
6 days agoThere are few clear paths to an immediate end to the fighting between Israel and Iran. And what comes after the war could be even more concerning.
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