I. ndonesia has quietly made a serious strategic mistake. Over the past two decades, for unclear reasons, we have pushed specialized universities to become broad, general-purpose institutions ... At first, many welcomed the change ... the clarity of mission.
A. s the geopolitical contours of the wider Asia-Pacific shift, giving way to the fluid and expansive concept of the Indo-Pacific, ASEAN’s role as the central manager of regional affairs is under intense scrutiny. .
O. ur world is in the midst of a disruption triggered by the development of artificial intelligence (AI) ... They are becoming a pervasive influence on social, commercial and political life, and shaking up industries ... .
M. ohammed bin Salman wants to bring Saudi Arabia into the Abraham accords, the network of agreements to normalize relations between Israel and other countries in the Middle East and, increasingly, beyond ...18 ... .
A Swansea University academic has been honoured with the prestigious SEMI Academia ImpactAward, recognising his outstanding contributions to semiconductor research, innovation, and industry-academia collaboration in Europe.
B ... Yet, here we are. On Nov. 20, the JakartaCorruptionCourt convicted former ASDPIndonesiaFerry president director Ira Puspadewi and two of her colleagues for their role in acquiring PT Jembatan Nusantara ... The case is many things ... .
T. he recently passed amendment of Criminal LawProcedureCode (KUHAP), though a historic undertaking, stands as a testament to the state’s failure to produce regulations that protect the rights of citizens facing the law ... 2 of next year ... .
I. n January 1934, the New York Times published an essay by journalist Harold Callender on a new phenomenon sweeping Nazi Germany. Gleichschaltung ...Democracy, which first emerged in fifth-century BCEAthens, Greece, marked a radical leap for humankind ... .