Independence in education: Harnessing AI to empower teachers
Researching AI's potential in education is paramount to ensure teachers' autonomy through personalised professional development as well as to ensure quality, innovative education,…
Geopolitical dimensions of climate policy
The best solution is not to push people to be worse off by forcing a premature transition from fossil fuels to inadequate green alternatives. Instead, we should ramp up…
Extremism virus
Many societies affected by extremism mistakenly believe that countering and preventing extremism is the exclusive domain of government agencies, argues the writer.
Are we going to learn from our mistakes or keep repeating them?
What is said by the power and what is believed by the people may not be the same, the writer argues.
Role of think tanks in powering policy
In the modern world, think tanks are the brains behind the brawn of national and global policy.” In the intricate world of policymaking, the influence of think tanks is…
75 years of NATO
The NATO-Russia rivalry goes back to the time of the Cold War between the US and Soviet Union.
Prosecutor vs convict: The Jakarta Post
World leaders should learn from Biden when to step aside, before they are pushed out of office.
Global society and its detractors
Today, the world is going through a reactionary phase, says the writer, adding that nation-states are resetting their boundaries in various ways.
Age of extremes: The Jakarta Post
European politics today is showing a worrying trend, swinging between the far left and far right instead of finding compromise in a more centrist-oriented position.
Japan must work to share roles with NATO: The Japan News
A NATO summit was held in Washington, and the summit declaration stated that the member states will never recognize “Russia’s illegal annexations of Ukrainian territory.”