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Poem of a Scrap of Paper 1 By Emha Ainun Nadjib
A novelist, in Europe paid a political group in an African country to stage a coup d’état.
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Democracy: The High Cost of Controlling Regional Democracy, Kompas
… returning to New Order era style indirect elections…
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World Human Rights Day: How the Dialita Choir is Fighting the Stigma of the 1965 Tragedy, Tempo
…fighting the sigma…
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Economic Outlook: Indonesia’s Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Confirms Gov Demand Support To Continue Through 2024, Tempo
Indonesia’s Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Confirms Gov Demand Support To Continue Through 2024
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Journal Article: Political Accountability of Regional Government Heads in Indonesia, Constitutional Review
“..The nuances of Dutch colonialism still influence the spirit of local government administration. This issue often triggers tensions between the central government and the regions due to the attraction of interests…”
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Election Interference: Controversial Appearance of the “Brown Party” in Indonesia’s 2024 Regional Elections
Should the Police be Under the Ministry of Home Affairs?
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Reblog: New Hopes Rising from the Ashes By Harinda Bama
…the large 13th-century Nandi statue that was once cordoned off can now be marveled at closely. I still vividly remember getting scolded when I…
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Six Short Poems By WS Rendra, Gadjah Mada Magazine, 1958
Two bodies, one soul
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New Book: East Malaysia Regional Autonomy
..room for manoeuvre..
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Reblog: Menuju Akselerasi Mobilitas Bersih, Utomo Charge Plus Hadirkan SPKLU Ultra-Fast Charging di Spazio Surabaya
Ultra-Fast Charging Station at Spazio, Surabaya
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Energy Transition: Will forests in Borneo be gutted for ‘green’ energy? From Mongabay.com
Will forests in Borneo be gutted for ‘green’ energy?
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Transition: Managing Corruption Management Post Transition
“Various groups have urged Indonesia’s President to appoint a selection panel tasked with nominating leaders for the country’s anti-corruption commission who have integrity, to ensure the leaders nominated are not problematic.”
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Reblog: Apple caves to Jakarta’s second shakedown, ponies up $100M
“…ponies up…”