W ... He is part of the crisis. PresidentPrabowo Subianto’s deep entanglement with forest concessions undermines any legitimacy he seeks in addressing the very disasters his policies and interests helped enable ... He has never once denied it. .
T. he environmental and human toll of mineral extraction is becoming clearer, and more alarming, by the day. Roughly 60 percent of Ghana’s waterways are now heavily polluted due to gold mining along riverbanks ... .
F. ood security is a cornerstone of Indonesia’s stability and national welfare ... With a population of more than 280 million, Indonesia has shown commendable progress, evident in its largest government rice reserves in decades ... .
I. slamic home finance in Malaysia was introduced in the 1980s with high expectations. It promised to create a system free from riba (usury), gharar (harmful uncertainty) and ẓulm (injustice) for 20.6 million Malaysian Muslims... .
T ... Sitting atop some of the country’s richest nickel reserves, the complex now hosts more than 50 companies involved in value-added processing, from stainless steel manufacturing to electric-vehicle (EV) battery production.
Institute-industry interfaces act as catalysts for dynamic, flexible, and industry-aligned curricula and transform students from passive learners to future-ready professionals ....
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 ... ... ... ... .
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 ... .
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 ... .