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From sleep patches to smart apps, we’re now exerting so much effort to attain a basic hu...
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Jakarta’s padel moment
From FOMO to full-blown obsession, padel has captured the city. What comes next may depend...
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The battle over memory
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The rise of local content: Can Indonesian films take the global stage?
With mysticism, folklore and unique storytelling, Indonesia has all the right ingredients for international success in cinema. But what do we need to make more than just viral hits?
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The mother load: The weight of motherhood
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