Companies envision taxis flying above jammed traffic
As urban traffic gets more miserable, entrepreneurs are looking to a future in which commuters hop into "air taxis" that whisk them over clogged roads.
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Innovation, collaboration key to achieving zero malaria by 2030
While it is true that malaria is on the decline globally, more than 2 billion people in the Asia-Pacific remain at risk and malaria cases are rising in some areas of the region.
War in Ukraine risks disrupting Asia’s decarbonization efforts
The Russia-Ukraine war is a wake-up call, not only for Europe, but also for all countries needing secure energy sources.
After Philippines, Indonesia too is ripe for return to authoritarianism
The writer says after 24 years of experimenting, Indonesia’s democracy is still largely a work in progress.
Increasing import prices cost Indonesian manufacturing dearly
Most manufacturing industries have suffered, leaving only mining and raw-material producers to shine during these challenging times.
Western MNCs congratulate Hong Kong’s new leader
Western businesses have found themselves in an increasingly precarious position in Hong Kong, especially as geopolitical tensions have risen with China.
Indonesian govt sticks with process of picking regional heads
The ministry previously instructed regional administrations to nominate candidates without revealing how many names each region must offer.
Helpless Myanmar opposition
The paper says Asean has done much to put pressure on the Myanmar junta, and the NUG needs to move beyond condemnation, regret and criticism.
How digital rupiah can improve Indonesian-G20 economic engagement
A key problem that Indonesia is currently facing in its G20 presidency is a low level of economic engagement with other G20 countries.
Indonesian samurai?: Practicing Japanese military archery with Heki Ryu Indonesia
Heki-ryu, as opposed to the modern representation of Japanese archery culture, focuses on the martial side of archery.