In most developing countries, the informal economy accounts for a large portion of the national economy and it often has a negative connotation because of inferior...
Authors: Hanif Abdul Halim and Haekal Al Asyari* Due to the shift in modes of communication from mass to personalized media; concerns of digital platforms monopolizing...
Nusantara in The Making: An Introduction Indonesia’s plan to establish a new capital city, called Nusantara, is indeed an extravagant move made by the Government. The...
Since the beginning of independence, diplomatic relations between Indonesia and its neighbor, Malaysia, have experienced ups and downs. For example, the Indonesia-Malaysia confrontation occurred in 1963-1966...
An unexpected twist in the run-up to next year’s Indonesian presidential election puts Centrist Democratic International (CDI), the world’s largest alliance of conservative political parties, and...
The Indonesian textile industry is an industry that plays an important role in the country’s economy. By becoming the 21st largest textile producer supplying the world...
Authors: Tuhu Nugraha and Adrian Zakhary* Prologue: A Midnight Dream in Jakarta Imagine walking through Jakarta at midnight, a city that never sleeps, filled with neon...
“We hope that Indonesia will soon be able to join the BRICS membership, although President Jokowi said that he will still review its membership in the...
In less than six months, the world’s third-largest democracy will hold elections to choose its next president. Whoever wins the game will play a great role...
The last few years have been a busy year for Indonesia’s foreign policy agenda. This is due to the fact that on several occasions, Indonesia was...