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Indonesia adds value to BRICS

Expansion BRICS with Indonesia eyesonindonesia Surabaya/Amsterdam, March 30th 2026– The expansion of BRICS with Indonesia in January 2025 has been widely interpreted as a natural next step in the bloc’s evolution. Yet the significance of Indonesia’s entry extends far beyond numerical growth. Indonesia arrives as a young and unburdened actor, a young stallion stepping onto…
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Indonesia’s Entrance as a Young Stallion in a New Spring

BRICS and INDONESIA eyesonindonesia Surabaya/Amsterdam, March 30th 2026– BRICS has long projected itself as the political and economic anchor of the Global South, a coalition capable of reshaping global governance and challenging Western‑dominated institutions. Yet the bloc’s internal contradictions have often overshadowed its ambitions. The arrival of Indonesia as a full member in January 2025,…
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Indonesia and BRICS

Leading country eyesonindeonsia Amsterdam/Jakarta, March 30th 2026—Indonesia has more than the potential to become one of the leading countries within BRICS. Because it combines scale, strategic geography, and economic momentum in a way few emerging economies can match. As the world’s fourth‑largest population and Southeast Asia’s biggest economy, Indonesia offers a domestic market that rivals…
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The Archipelago’s Ambition

Inside Indonesia’s Digital Startup Revolution eyesonindonesia At first glance, it might seem like Indonesia’s digital landscape is simply a battleground for Silicon Valley giants. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella flew to Jakarta in April 2024 to personally announce a $1.7 billion investment in cloud and AI infrastructure. Amazon and Google have planted flags across the archipelago.…
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Indonesia, BRICS and the others

Ambition Between Promise and Limitation eyesonindonesia Amsterdam, 26 March 2026—BRICS, originally an acronym for Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, is an informal cooperation framework of major emerging economies that has evolved over the years into a geopolitical platform for the Global South. The bloc has no fixed headquarters, no founding treaty and no…
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The Historic Game‑Changer: CEPA

Europe and Indonesia: A New Chapter in Trade and Cooperation eyesonindonesia Amsterdam, 24 March 2026– A few years back, In 2018, Indonesia and the European Union signed a €10 million financing agreement for ARISE+ Indonesia, a five‑year program designed to strengthen Indonesia’s export competitiveness and integration into global value chains. Four product categories were prioritized:…
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A human data annotator

Is AI rendering us helpless?

The Dangers of Over-Reliance on AI eyesonindonesia There is indeed a growing discussion in society about the potential dangers of humans neglecting their own intelligence due to an over-reliance on AI. The excerpt highlights the subtle yet significant “erosions” that occur as we increasingly delegate cognitive tasks to AI. These aren’t catastrophic events, but rather…
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The Hybrid Vehicle Conquering China’s Streets and Skies

Engineering the Future

The Hybrid Vehicle Conquering China’s Streets and Skies eyesonindonesia Imagine being stuck in a miles-long gridlock when, with the push of a button, rotors unfold from your vehicle’s roof, lifting you vertically above the chaos. What was once the stuff of science fiction has officially touched down—and taken off—in Southwestern China. In February 2026, the…
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Suriname Climate Solution

Suriname Is Part of the Climate Solution

An opinion piece on behalf of Suriname by Anton JieSamFoek As the world searches for ways to confront the climate crisis, one conclusion is becoming unavoidable: cutting emissions alone will not be enough. Climate science is clear. Alongside rapid emissions reductions, we must also remove carbon dioxide already in the atmosphere. What has gone up must…
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Jakarta’s Silent Stance: How Maduro’s Fall Echoes (or Doesn’t) in the Indo-Pacific

eyesonindonesia The dramatic capture of Nicolás Maduro, ending a prolonged era of Venezuelan authoritarianism, has sent ripples across the globe. While South America grapples with the immediate aftermath and the tantalizing prospect of a reshaped political landscape, the question arises: what’s the view from Jakarta? As of late January 2026, the Indonesian government has maintained…
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