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Can Myanmar’s war be contained without ending it?
Myanmar risks entering a phase in which the conflict is contained without being resolved.
Read MoreAceh question slow recovery nearly a year after devastating floods
The recovery in Aceh has lagged behind progress in other flood-affected areas, with only 58 percent of damaged bridges operational as of Oct. 6.
Read MoreSino-American stability, without trust
While the recent Trump-Xi summit in Washington was largely successful in terms of curbing escalation, Sino-American relations are in a general holding pattern for now.
Read MoreIndonesia orders cost-cutting measures to keep fiscal deficit in check
In the circular letter, Suahasil Nazara ordered civil servants to prioritize online meetings and to halt any procurement of new vehicles, as well as the construction or renovation of official…
Read MoreInvesting in Indonesia’s future: Why five strategic sectors matter
From toll roads and data centers to geothermal energy, healthcare and battery materials, INA is putting long-term capital behind Indonesia’s future.
Read MoreSmoke in the air, noise online: Public response to forest fires
While thick haze chokes the skies, an online disconnect between citizens and the state reveals that Indonesia’s greatest firefighting challenge may be digital, not just environmental.
Read MoreIndonesia joins global coalition to protect children in AI era
Indonesia has formally joined the Global Coalition for Children’s Rights and Protection in the Age of AI, …
Read MoreIndonesia proposes global royalty standards to WIPO
and that is how it operates. Moving forward, we want there to be defined parameters for royalty increases …
Read MoreDoes inclusive finance really need stablecoins?
Some 1.3 billion adults — more than half of them women — remain excluded from the formal financial system, and lower-income consumers still struggle to find and access the financial products…
Read MorePregnancies of two Sumatran rhinos raise hope for conservation efforts
The species is listed as critically endangered on the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Red List, with fewer than 80 believed to remain in the wild.
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