COVID-19 revealed that global health is only as strong as its weakest link. The next health crisis may emerge from zoonotic spillovers, antimicrobial resistance, or digital misinformation. To build resilience, the world must strengthen local healthcare systems while fostering international trust and transparency. Investing in disease surveillance, vaccine equity, and public health education is essential — not optional. Indonesia’s growing biomedical and public health infrastr

The world is heading toward 10 billion people by 2050. Feeding them will require more than increased production — it demands a reinvention of agriculture . Industrial farming, which once fed billions, now threatens soil fertility, water systems, and biodiversity. New solutions — precision farming, regenerative agriculture, and biotechnology — must align with local cultures and ecosystems. Indonesia offers a living laboratory for such innovation. Its archipelagic geography fos

The global climate crisis has moved beyond debate into the realm of survival. Rising temperatures, devastating wildfires, and unprecedented flooding reveal how fragile the Earth’s balance has become. Yet, the real challenge is not merely environmental — it is political and ethical. Nations that contribute the least to global emissions often suffer the most from their consequences. To correct this injustice, the world must move toward climate equity : technology transfers, fin