South Korean scientists have created an artificial leaf that turns sunlight and water into hydrogen — no wires, no grid, no emissions. For sun-drenched Indonesia, it may be a glimpse of the future. Science & Energy Desk · May 2026 · 8 min read eyesonindonesia How the artificial leaf works A Leaf Forged in a…
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Indonesia’s Clean Energy Entrepreneurs Are Building the Future One Island at a Time eyesonindonesia Jakarta / Lampung / Sumbawa / Eastern Indonesia — Indonesia is a country defined by its geography. Seventeen thousand islands, 270 million people, and an energy grid that has always struggled to keep pace with both. For decades, the answer to…
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eyesonindonesia Russia’s deepening trade ties with Indonesia have gained momentum following Jakarta’s entry into the BRICS bloc, opening new opportunities in energy, defense, and digital infrastructure. President Vladimir Putin’s support for Indonesia’s membership has positioned both nations to leverage BRICS’ framework for South‑South cooperation and strategic diversification. 🌏 A New Chapter in Russia–Indonesia Relations Indonesia’s full…
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BRICS membership, nickel riches, and a 270-million-strong consumer market make Indonesia one of the most compelling investment stories in the world. The corruption problem — and a sovereign fund that spooked rating agencies — make it one of the most complicated. eyesonindonesia There is a version of Indonesia that reads like a dream pitch deck…
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A New Powerhouse in Fintech, Agriculture and CO₂ Markets eyesnindonesia Indonesia is a country of continents. Very vast, diverse and full of momentum. With 280 million people, a young population and a rapidly expanding digital economy, the country is becoming one of the most compelling growth stories in Asia. Fintech adoption is accelerating at remarkable…
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Expansion BRICS with Indonesia eyesonindonesia Surabaya/Amsterdam, March 30th 2026– The expansion of BRICS with Indonesia in January 2025 has been widely interpreted as a natural next step in the bloc’s evolution. Yet the significance of Indonesia’s entry extends far beyond numerical growth. Indonesia arrives as a young and unburdened actor, a young stallion stepping onto…
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BRICS and INDONESIA eyesonindonesia Surabaya/Amsterdam, March 30th 2026– BRICS has long projected itself as the political and economic anchor of the Global South, a coalition capable of reshaping global governance and challenging Western‑dominated institutions. Yet the bloc’s internal contradictions have often overshadowed its ambitions. The arrival of Indonesia as a full member in January 2025,…
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Leading country eyesonindeonsia Amsterdam/Jakarta, March 30th 2026—Indonesia has more than the potential to become one of the leading countries within BRICS. Because it combines scale, strategic geography, and economic momentum in a way few emerging economies can match. As the world’s fourth‑largest population and Southeast Asia’s biggest economy, Indonesia offers a domestic market that rivals…
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Ambition Between Promise and Limitation eyesonindonesia Amsterdam, 26 March 2026—BRICS, originally an acronym for Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, is an informal cooperation framework of major emerging economies that has evolved over the years into a geopolitical platform for the Global South. The bloc has no fixed headquarters, no founding treaty and no…
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Europe and Indonesia: A New Chapter in Trade and Cooperation eyesonindonesia Amsterdam, 24 March 2026– A few years back, In 2018, Indonesia and the European Union signed a €10 million financing agreement for ARISE+ Indonesia, a five‑year program designed to strengthen Indonesia’s export competitiveness and integration into global value chains. Four product categories were prioritized:…
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