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All-rounder policy analyst with over 17 years experience in journalism, IR and environmentalism.

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Years of living statelessly: refugees in Indonesia - Indonesia

Years of living statelessly: refugees in Indonesia - Indonesia

STANIA PUSPAWARDHANI - In a country that is still not party to the refugee convention, life can oscillate bet…

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Blockchain against climate change: perspectives from Indonesia - New Mandala

Blockchain against climate change: perspectives from Indonesia - New Mandala

As the world face staggering challenges in a post-pandemic and climate change era, the use and development of…

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Stania Puspawardhani : Penggunaan Blockchain Bisa Membantu Aksi Melawan Perubahan Iklim - Opini K...

Stania Puspawardhani : Penggunaan Blockchain Bisa Membantu Aksi Melawan Perubahan Iklim - Opini K...

Penggunaan dan pengembangan teknologi tinggi seperti blockchain dapat meningkatkan transparansi dan akuntabil…

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Years of living statelessly: refugees in Indonesia

Years of living statelessly: refugees in Indonesia

In a country that is still not party to the refugee convention, life can oscillate between hope and despair.

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Langkah Mundur Indonesia Melawan Perubahan Iklim Ketika Kemenristek Dibubarkan | DW | 24.04.2021

Langkah Mundur Indonesia Melawan Perubahan Iklim Ketika Kemenristek Dibubarkan | DW | 24.04.2021

Sebagai negara dengan mega sumber daya alam, Indonesia memiliki kesempatan luas dalam mengatasi perubahan ikl…

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Indonesia: painted politics - The Lowy Institute

Indonesia: painted politics - The Lowy Institute

Street art has been much discussed across Indonesia's airwaves in the last couple of months. Three spray-pain…

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Students, travellers from South-East Asia souring on the US amid immigration crackdown

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By Hazlin Hassan, Stania Puspawardhani Verified, Fatimah Mujibah
| The Star (Malaysia) Verified
KUALA LUMPUR/JAKARTA/SINGAPORE: For months, 19-year-old Noah (not his real name) from Malaysia had been researching how to study marine biology in the United States: Looking into visa rules, work opportunities and internships. But in April, he gave up on his dream. “I had my heart set on Hawaii – some people call it the Disneyland for marine scientists,” he told The Straits Times.
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Students, travellers from South-east Asia, including Malaysia, souring on the US amid immigration crackdown

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By Hazlin Hassan, Stania Puspawardhani Verified, Fatimah Mujibah
| The Star (Malaysia) Verified
KUALA LUMPUR/JAKARTA/SINGAPORE: For months, 19-year-old Noah (not his real name) from Malaysia had been researching how to study marine biology in the United States: looking into visa rules, work opportunities and internships. But in April, he gave up on his dream. “I had my heart set on Hawaii – some people call it the Disneyland for marine scientists,” he told The Straits Times.
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Amid greater foreign student scrutiny in the US, some in South-east Asian reconsider plans to go to the US.

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By Hazlin Hassan, Stania Puspawardhani Verified, Fatimah Mujibah
| The Straits Times Verified
KUALA LUMPUR/JAKARTA/SINGAPORE – For months, 19-year-old Noah (not his real name) from Malaysia had been researching how to study marine biology in the United States: looking into visa rules, work opportunities and internships. But in April, he gave up on his dream. “I had my heart set on Hawaii – some people call it the Disneyland for marine scientists,” he told The Straits Times.
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