Artikel di Jakarta Post

Is it truly Asia or sharia? Lessons from neighboring Malaysia The Jakarta Post, Opinion – Januay 17, 2008  Anand Krishna, Jakarta Several months back I wrote that Malaysia could no longer justify its use of the slogan "Truly Asia". This view is now confirmed by the latest events there. Forget representing Asia, the Malaysian government

Pakistan's darkest hour The Jakarta Post, Opinion – December 29, 2007  Anand Krishna, Jakarta   The assassination of Benazir Bhutto should convince us all that the radicals in Pakistan are very much alive and active. And, this is bad news for us, for Indonesia. We must not forget that all our radicals, hardliners and the

REDD – A Solution or Just Another Project? Opinion – December 12, 2007(This is Full/Uncut Version of the Article which Appeared in The Jakarta Post) by Anand Krishna, Jakarta   To Al Gore, Global Warming is definitely not a political, but a Moral Issue. To someone like Emil Salim, this need to be addressed seriously

Humanity challenged in junta-ruled Myanmar TheJakartaPost.com – Opinion – October 23, 2007 by Anand Krishna, Jakarta   Conflicts, battles and wars have been an inseparable part of our history. But in the past, the division between those who were good and those who were bad was clear. At times, the bad won, and they tried

Climate change and its impact on all of us Jakarta Post, Opinion – October 07, 2007 by Anand Krishna*, Jakarta   "So, what brings you here?" asked the U.S. immigration officer while looking at my passport and eying my face at the same time. I was at the Los Angeles International Airport, my gateway into

 Ancient lessons to help us fight climate change Jakarta Post, Opinion – August 15, 2007 by Anand Krishna, Jakarta   Thousands of years ago — to be precise around 10,000 BC — we faced a similar climate problem to what we are facing today. According to one popular Hindu legend, contamination had poisoned the seas and