With nearly 9 in 10 Indonesian children online daily, the internet is central to how the next generation learns, builds, and participates in both the Indonesian and global economy. As Indonesia advances its approach to youth online safety under PP Tunas, an important question is how to ensure that efforts to protect young users continue to support access to learning, creativity, and economic opportunity. In ATA’s latest opinion editorial in The Jakarta Globe, Managing Directo

Malaysia has emerged as one of Southeast Asia’s most active markets for technology policy and digital infrastructure. Across key technology issues, Malaysia is moving from high-level ambition toward concrete regulatory and implementation frameworks. Two areas in particular — online safety and artificial intelligence — offer clear examples on how Malaysia is approaching this transition, where implemented regulation goes hand in hand with infrastructure and capacity-building,