As the COVID-19 pandemic persists, conditions are particularly serious in conflict and humanitarian settings, as abuses to vulnerable communities continue. A case in point is the continuing violent conflict in Palestine where coronavirus testing centres in Palestinian security checkpoints in the West Bank were reportedly demolished by Israeli soldiers. A lesson learned from the Ebola

The United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) Number 3 – ‘Good Health and Well-being’ has unsurprisingly come under threat this year, particularly for Indonesia. Although the virus may be temporarily setting back Indonesia’s progress towards achieving this SDG in the short term, the pandemic may in fact facilitate the actualization of future policy settings mentioned

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. Indonesian enterprises have recognized this and are catching up. The COVID-19 phenomenon has affected not only our behaviors and purchasing habits as consumers, but also