Since Indonesia’s first President Sukarno read the text of proclamation on the 17th of August 1945, this date has been set as Indonesia’s Independence Day. Apart from official ceremonies, Indonesia …
The Story Behind Indonesia’s Independence Day Traditional Games Read More »
While it is apparent that governments and scientists were ill-prepared for COVID-19, neither it seems, were enterprises. ‘Digital workplaces’ in particular are now key for enterprise survival during the pandemic. …
Surviving COVID-19: Digital Workplaces for Indonesian Enterprises Read More »
A consciousness of racial oppression is starting to seep into the minds of individuals globally. The tragic death of George Floyd catalysed a string of protests tied to the Black …
Why have Malaysian minorities internalised systemic racism for 63 years? Read More »
In a post-COVID-19 world, Australia must reenvisage its global trade relationships, seeking out emerging innovation partners by leveraging new age commodities in travel and transport. Such partners are at our …
Innovation Nations: The Argument for Collaboration with Vietnam Read More »
According to the World Bank’s latest Economic Update on Cambodia, the country’s economy this year will contract by -1 and -2.9 percent. This is a worrying sign given the country’s …
Building Resilience and Relationships: The Way Forward for Cambodia and Australia Read More »
“The ability to read, write and analyse; the confidence to stand up and demand justice and equality; the qualification and connection to get your foot in the door and take …
COVID-19 has heightened the rivalry between Beijing and Washington, which can be felt through fierce diplomatic confrontations between the two superpowers. For ASEAN countries, what does this unprecedented debate between the world’s first and second superpower mean?
Preventing future outbreaks (or pandemics) should be anchored within an overarching framework of environmental protection. Scientists maintain that future outbreaks could be even more deadly than COVID-19 and occur anywhere. Conservationists are not overstating the fact when they emphasize taking care of nature as a preventive strategy.
Trade between Australia and our ASEAN neighbours in the Southeast Asian region has been a growing sector of the Australian economy for some time, as well as a region of …
Why Covid-19 makes the case for increased Australian export to ASEAN. Read More »
Our Alumni Coordinator Danielle Stephenson interviewed Espiritu Joshua Arsenio III (Joshua), Community Development student, teacher and 2019 #AAYLF delegate about his latest work and how he’s shaping the community response …
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