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Alarming deforestation

The Jakarta Post 09 Apr 2026
A. fter several years of declining deforestation, 2025 marked a significant regression for Indonesia’s environmental health as forest cover loss surged ... A steady supply of food and energy sources is imperative for any nation ... .
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Analysis: The shadow of the TNI power struggle behind the acid attack

The Jakarta Post 09 Apr 2026
T. hree weeks after the acid attack on Commission for the Disappeared and Victims of Violence (Kontras) activist Andrie Yunus, investigators have yet to clearly identify who bears ultimate responsibility ... .
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Reform, regret and the politics of reversal in Indonesia

The Jakarta Post 09 Apr 2026
I. ndonesia’s development story is often told as a sequence of reforms ... Each phase reflects an effort to correct past distortions and build stronger institutions. But there is another, less-discussed pattern that runs alongside this narrative ... .
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Criminalizing creativity: A test for Indonesia’s creative economy vision

The Jakarta Post 09 Apr 2026
W. hen a videographer becomes a criminal suspect for charging what his expertise is worth, something has gone profoundly wrong with how the state understands value ... It is a contradiction ... .
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Geopolitical tensions and the urgency of energy sovereignty

The Jakarta Post 09 Apr 2026
T. he global energy crisis, triggered by geopolitical dynamics ranging from tensions in the Middle East to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, has fueled extreme volatility in energy prices. For Indonesia, the impact is tangible and immediate ... .
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How ‘ocean peacebuilding’ can help calm global conflicts

The Jakarta Post 09 Apr 2026
C. onflict and turmoil are seemingly rife in the ocean. Choked shipping lanes. Sabotaged seabed cables and pipelines. Migrants risking dangerous sea passages. Collapsed fish populations. Coastlines washed away by a changing climate ... .
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Are low stipends pushing India's PhD scholars out of academia?

India Today 08 Apr 2026
Are low stipends pushing Indias PhD scholars out of academia ... .
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Drowning in trash

The Jakarta Post 08 Apr 2026
T. he landslide at the Bantar Gebang landfill in Bekasi, West Java, last month did more than claim seven lives; it triggered a cascading waste crisis across Jakarta ... .
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Analysis: Coal and nickel dilemma: Racing for revenue, lagging in readiness

The Jakarta Post 08 Apr 2026
A ... The push for rapid revenue mobilization, however, appears to be running ahead of sectoral readiness ... However, its rollout remains subject to ongoing cross-ministerial deliberations, particularly regarding its impact on mining sector profitability ... .
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Hormuz should be a wake-up call for how Indonesia feeds itself

The Jakarta Post 08 Apr 2026
I. ndonesia spends Rp 46.87 trillion (US$2.76 billion) per year subsidizing fertilizer. That figure exceeds the combined budgets of several ministries ... But the Strait of Hormuz crisis is forcing an uncomfortable question ... 9 trillion rupiah. Gone ... .
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Big Tech shouldn't be writing the rules for AI

The Jakarta Post 08 Apr 2026
T. he ongoing dispute between Anthropic and United States President Donald Trump’s administration reveals something deeply troubling about the current state of artificial intelligence (AI) governance ... .
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¡Dame más gasolina! Daddy Yankee es la Persona del Año 2026 de La Academia Latina ...

Lancaster Online 07 Apr 2026
CIUDAD DE MÉXICO (AP) — Daddy Yankee es el primer artista urbano latino en ser nombrado Persona del Año de La Academia Latina de la Grabación y será agasajado en una gala especial en noviembre en Las Vegas ... .
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Tourist safety first

The Jakarta Post 07 Apr 2026
L. ike any other prominent tourism destination, Bali has long had its share of petty crime, from pickpocketing to bag snatching. However, headlines emerging from the island in recent months have shown a more disturbing trend of brutal violence ... .
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