More: Indonesia
Towards Stunting Recovery Through Food Security, How Far Has Indonesia Progressed?
According to the World Health Organization (WHO) report, an estimated 148.1 million or 22.3% of children under the age of five worldwide experienced stunting...
The “necklace” along the Silk Road
How many Chinese are there in the world outside their homeland? Speaking of overseas Chinese - be they of Chinese citizenship or origin -...
Could Jakartans become less car-dependent?
Back to “normal”, Jakarta Congestion worsens
As the nation's capital, Jakarta faces severe traffic problems. The congestion is even being normalized as part of the...
Building a Resilient Planet: Islamic Values, Technological Advancements, and Climate Action
The issuance of Fatwa No. 86 of 2023 by the Indonesian Ulema Council (MUI) on the Law of Controlling Global Climate Change marks a...
University Career Expo in the New Era: Integrating ESG Principles into Education in Indonesia
Authors: Tuhu Nugraha and Rosaria Mita Amalia*
Challenges of Career Expos at Indonesian Campuses
In Indonesia, career expos play a crucial role in connecting students and...
Comparing Elections in the Two Countries with the Largest Muslim Populations
Indonesia and Pakistan, recently held general elections in 2024. These two countries, although sharing similarities in demographic context, have different political, social, and economic...
Documentary Film Dirty Vote: Three Legal Experts Talk About Indonesian Election Fraud
On Sunday, February 11, 2024, a documentary entitled Dirty Vote Dandhy Laksono's work was released via the official YouTube channel called Dirty Vote. This...
Democracy in West and East are different versions
Democracy is a successful model of governance in the Western world, where the literacy rate is high and education level is comparatively high. Tolerance,...
When Students “Resist” the Arbitrariness of the Indonesian Government
A famous Indonesian poet, Taufiq Ismail, in his poetry “Takut ‘66, Takut ‘98” (“Afraid of '66, Afraid of '98”) once stated,
Students are afraid of...
Indonesia’s democracy is dilapidated, many universities are “cheating” the authorities
This year, Indonesia will hold its five-year democratic party, namely the 2024 general election. Ahead of the 2024 general election, various universities in Indonesia...