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Op-Ed: A Referee’s Guts, Realpolitik, and Democracy By Seno Gumira Ajidarma
“…Referees are a picture of urgency: an authority in an anxious situation, when they perceive themselves as being part of the action, and not solely as agents of authority…”
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Elections: War Stories and Story Wars
“…an unemployed philosophy graduate started writing a sprawling novel that blended his fascination for martial arts and horror stories with an acerbic take on his country’s twisted history…”
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Updated: Constitutional Court Review of Presidential Election Candidate Minimum Age Requirements
“Reading the decision in its entirety, it was unanimously agreed by the five constitutional justices that only those holding the position of governor was eligible to stand as candidate for president or vice-president,” said Mr. Brahma.
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Mekong Farmers Struggle as Fertilizer Prices Rise, Reblog
Farmers harvest rice in Thailand’s northern Nan province. PHOTO: Paritta Wangkiat mekong eye – By Phafan Nokaeo, Tran Nguyen and Sao Phal Niseiy 26 September 2022 at 8:25 Rising fertilizer costs decimate poor Mekong farmers’ livelihoods despite their vital role in feeding millions. BANGKOK, THAILAND ― Skyrocketing prices for fertilizers and agricultural production has pushed farmers in the Mekong…
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Elections: Ganjar Pranowo Leads Poll, Dominating Vote on Java Island, Ray Morgan Survey
“..Roy Morgan also showed that Mr. Ganjar was leading the vote on Java Island with 41 percent support…”
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Elections: Asia elections monitor 2024 | Economist Intelligence Unit
“Joko Widodo’s influence in Indonesian politics will extend beyond his tenure”
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New Book: Japan’s Nuremberg By Gary Bass
“..Twenty-eight defendants sat before the judges. Among them was Tojo Hideki, Japan’s prime minister..”