Education 4.0: Is Indonesia ready?
The education systems in Indonesia and India are faced with big challenges as a result of global forces.
China’s economic battle with COVID-19
The outbreak and the extraordinary official measures to contain it have hit China’s economy hard.
Law of the Sea not ready for modern technology?
Unmanned underwater vehicles have expanded capabilities to undertake civil activities, including hydrographic survey and marine scientific research.
Coronavirus: Xi Jinping’s greatest challenge yet
Xi wields near-absolute political power over China’s Marxist-Leninist state.
Indonesia’s child prostitution problem
It is estimated that approximately 100,000 children and women are trafficked each year in Indonesia – 30 percent are below the age of 18.
Behind Mahathir’s tougher stance towards India
Malaysia’s Prime Minister has obviously taken a tougher stance towards India, but to what end?
The future of agriculture
Agriculture is the biggest lever we have to solve climate change.
What’s at stake for women’s rights in 2020?
Achieving social change to protect marginalised groups is never an easy process.
Malaysia Airlines: A history of ups and downs
Malaysia’s flag carrier has had a chequered history. Now that it’s suffering, what’s next for the beleaguered carrier?
Light bulb moment for next generation agriculture
Our dependence on a few crops grown to feed over seven billion people brings risks of food insecurity, political instability and environmental harm.
Could Brexit be a good thing for the UK?
There has been no closure to the Brexit issue since the 2016 Stay/Leave Referendum when the UK voted to leave the EU.
Indonesian nationalism and international law
Indonesians often see issues based on their own interests and point of view.