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Editorial: Nation Must Harness Renewable Energy
Our modern world depends heavily on fossil fuels but, as we have all known for quite a while, these energy sources are finite. Fossil fuel reserves are fast being depleted…
Read MoreCondolences on Sumatra earthquake
We’re deeply moved by the suffering and loss of life that’s been caused by the recent earthquake in West Sumatra.read more
Read MoreBilingual education dilemma
The boom of so-called “national plus” schools in the country, which sell bilingual education programs, raises serious pedagogical and cultural concerns.
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Read MoreIssues: `Why RI emerged as the hero of the G20'
It appears that President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono understands what is the real crisis facing our planet.read more
Read MoreUrging bureaucratic reform in Jakarta
The Jakarta Post on Aug.read more
Read MoreA few good reasons to choose foreign hospitals and doctors
Good news for Indonesian hospital patients. We now have a new law on hospitals which provides us better legal protection.
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Read MoreExpecting more blackouts
As the country faces a severe power shortage, many customers of state-owned electricity firm PT PLN, especially outside Java, have been long familiar with frequent blackouts and have prepared to faread more
Read MoreLetter: Rabbani Sufi Institute apologizes
We are from the Rabbani Sufi Institute of Indonesia, which engages in social work to support and shelter street children and orphans, to foster and care for them and provide a clean environment awaread more
Read MoreLetter: TelkomselFLASH responds
First, we would like to thank Westra for his trust in using Telkomsel products. Related to the letter in the Post on Sept.read more
Read MoreLetter: Costly Sumatra-Java bridge
While I appreciate the thought and apparent balance in debate that Danang Parikesit has presented in his article “Is it worth connecting Sumatra and Java?” (The Jakarta Post, Sept.read more
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