I. ndonesia’s digital future does not rest on satellites orbiting Earth, nor on skyscrapers filled with servers. It runs through cables resting silently on the seabed ... ... ... ... .
T. he floods that recently drowned entire districts in Indonesia are not “natural disasters.” They are the bill we are paying for decades of cultivated ignorance ... They should be the engine of our future economy ... This is not an accident ... .
C. onflicts, trade wars, inequality and democratic decay fill today’s headlines. Each crisis appears to be feeding the next, and it can feel as though the world is coming apart ... “polycrisis.” ... The idea is simple ... .
F. lood management is a priority for many governments around the world. Recent floods have led to hundreds of deaths and caused significant damage in Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Vietnam, Albania, Kenya and elsewhere ... The consequences are severe ... .
C. orporate reputation is no longer an abstract concept in Indonesia. In an era of instant headlines and viral outrage, it has become a measurable asset, shaping how companies attract customers, investors and even employees ... .
By Buertey Francis BORYOR ... The initiative, anchored on the theme “Bridging Academia and Practice ... The event’s special guest, Dr ... He called for a shift toward experiential learning in higher institutions ... The EDR programme coordinator at NiBS, Dr ... Dr ... Mrs.
T. he devastating floods and landslides that recently swept across West Sumatra, North Sumatra and Aceh have left behind more than flooded homes, broken roads and grieving families ...Sumatra has always been geographically fragile ... .