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Citarum is indeed one of the most polluted river, but cmon it is not like you are anything different with Yangtze and the Yellow river. https://www.conserve-energy-future.com/most-polluted-rivers-world.php Anyway, how is this relevant to migrant workers?

Surprisingly quite many, most of them came from southern China. They are called seasonal “workers” who came as tourists on paper but were actually laborers. They might not know about that as well, it might be that all they know is that they will get money working abroad for 3 months and then go...

The video is talking about Chinese migrant workers who often worked in Indonesia using tourist visa. You are here talking about Indonesians of Chinese descent who do contribute to Indonesia as all good citizens do. That is not relevant. Anyway, in the video you are looking at illegal workers...

And china can only run. Try ram us next time we patrol if you dare lol.

Shouldnt it be the other way around? We patrol waters around Natuna island which is supposed to be Chinese territory and China cant do sh1ts about it besides sending a ship and back down when confronted Lol

Dude you basically quoted a news in which Indonesia did things. Well, if nine dash line is indeed China‘s territory, it is China that cannot do anything to Indonesian ships entering and driving Chinese ships out of the area lol.

In that case lets agree to disagree. Like I said, I am not against religion being taught at university as they are complimentary to other applicable subjects. What I am against, is the intermixing between religion and science. Science itself by definition constitutes a pursuit of knowledge based...

Well if a religion can drive a society to be radical, that is more of a question for the religious people themselves. If religion can drive you to be radical, maybe you are the problem. I oppose the idea of having religious studies at University because they are not empirical in their own...

Yes, sadly his reform effort must face the reality of our education cultures which are dominated by people/groups who feel that education exclusively belongs to them. What you get is a curricula that is focused on stuffing knowledge as much as possible without the freedom to test it out in the...

Well I didnt say those 200k graduates are all of the same quality. The quality is one other thing. I went to Indonesia in 2016 and stayed there for about 4 months to help setting up a business operation for a german company investing in Indonesia. One striking difference between graduates of...

Those subjects are great if they are applied to other subjects. In economics, we learnt about business ethics which have its roots in philosophy and religion. The same way with ethics in medical studies. But those subjects on their own? Academic rhymes with empiricism, can you really make those...

Not really, Indonesia has 200k STEM graduates each year according to a survey in 2017. Sure that is still lacking compared to China’s 4 millions but that is not small either if we compare them on percentage basis. However, while China can absorb those graduates, Indonesia cannot fully absorb...

In Riau, you would easily find antique rifles among village people like this one and they pass this to their children as heirloom. Normally, their ancestors used to be soldiers/warriors in the sultanate of Siak Sri Inderapura which was quite westernized at that time.

India should really find way to integrate its economy with greater East Asia at people to people level to allow for exports. China does that with Alibaba and Wish where you could basically find all stuff directly from local producer/distributor. Indonesia is moving in the same direction with...

Population wise, yes, but Indonesia's retail spending was already 2.5 times higher than that of India before the Pandemic and would only go higher during the Pandemic. Also, it seems that the technology adoptions among Indonesians are quite high. Moreover, with the increasingly integrated...

Thanks! Covid19 actually forced many mortar and brick stores to close since sellers have to cut losses from operating costs. Ecommerce might the only way to survive until the vaccines are avaialble.

Breaking away a bit from the SCS Issue. It seems Covid19 actually expedited the digitalization of commerce in Indonesia. --- Management consulting company Redseer projected Indonesia’s online retail gross merchandise value (GMV), which indicates overall sales value, to surpass India’s this...

Being in the same class is not the same as rebadging. By that logic A320 is just a rebadged B737 just because they belong to the same narrow body passenger aircraft? What kind of logic is that?

Yes because there were actual workshare. Meanwhile, the N219 was developed solely by the PTDI. Or else find me a Casa product that is identical to theN219.

Rebadged means that it is just stamped over like FC1 being called JF17 in Pakistan. The N219 was developed based on C212, but they are of different size, airframe design and avionics.