Ending sexual violence in Indonesia
The paper says the biggest challenge Indonesia faces in its quest to end sexual violence once and for all is how to instill gender equality in this paternalistic, misogynistic…
The Jakarta Post
No booster jabs, no ‘mudik’ for Indonesians
The paper says the government may not win people’s confidence in the benefits of booster doses unless the policy is communicated in a clear and consistent manner.
Ukraine a humanitarian and human tragedy
The paper says the war can only be stopped by the elites in the Kremlin and the big players in NATO.
Malay for Asean
The paper says Malaysia should only have to convince Asean that the proposal will do more good than harm, which will certainly not be easy.
Time to kick out Myanmar’s junta from Asean
The paper says Asean leaders should have the courage to suspend Myanmar's membership until it fulfils its promises to put pressure on the nation's junta.
A welcome delay to US-Asean meeting
The paper says South-east Asia is more interested in keeping its economic gear turning and protecting its people from the pandemic and the specter of open conflict.
Indonesia’s cooking oil prices still high despite govt intervention
With Idul Fitri holidays – when household spending usually soars – only two months away, the cooking oil debacle must be addressed as soon as possible.
Indonesia’s photo colorization enthusiasts bring history to life
Two colorization enthusiasts are restoring life to old pictures in a bid to get people talking about and learning from history.
Indonesia’s quest for digital might fast, but not hungry for success
The Digital Competitiveness Index shows that the Indonesian digital economy is growing fast, but the country’s shortfalls relative to its ASEAN neighbors carry real implications.
Young executives turn to healthy catering services to balance urban lifestyle
A growing number of white-collar Indonesians rely on healthy catering services to shape their diet.