Dinar Maharani Hasnadi

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Dinar Maharani Hasnadi is a writer and undergraduate International Relations student in Universitas Indonesia. She has written 20+ pieces, ranging from essays, op-eds, short stories, and poems across various media. She is mostly interested in matters of human security.

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Is the Clock Finally Striking the Hour of ‘the African Moment’?

In his 1998 chronicle of the Rwandan genocide, journalist Philip Gourevitch calls Africa a region that generates major catastrophes, ‘but don’t really make meaningful...

Strengthening Japan-ASEAN Food Security: The MIDORI Plan and ASEAN Identity Renewal

On October 4th, 2023, during the 1st Meeting of AJMAF (ASEAN-Japan Ministers of Agriculture and Forestry) in Malaysia, Japan adopted MIDORI, a cooperation plan...

Doubting a “Brussels Effect 2.0”: Can the European Union’s AI Act Foster Legitimacy?

With more than 42 artworks successfully sold through weekly auctions, this artist has garnered a profit of more than 2,47M USD, making them the...

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Is the World Facing a Fuel Refining Crisis?

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Is America’s Power Grid Ready for the AI Boom?

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China’s AI future is being shaped by its young generation

The annual World Artificial Intelligence Conference (WAIC) is in...

The Paradox of Central Asian Integration: From Hegemonic Dependency to a Trans-Regional “Chain Coalition”

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