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Posts & Replies Posts
  • Media: Journalism is Cheap, Living is Expensive, Photo Easy by Muni Moon for Project Multatuli

    “…journalists living in economic uncertainty create a favorable condition for those in power…”

  • Cerpen: Ke Mana? Karya Pramoedya Ananta Toer

    “…Kakak beradik itu berjalan bersama-sama masuk ke ruang dalam…”

  • Mine Safety: Latest Tailings Collapse at PT IMIP Nickel Mine Kills One

    …nickel mine tailings collapse kills one…

  • Op-Ed: Indonesia’s Gaza Gamble by Ronny P Sasmita for Al-Jazeera

    “…significant political sensitivity…”

  • Short Story: The Clock Chimes by Subardjo

    “…Suwarni is putting her child to sleep…”

  • Poem: The Moonlight Slowly Fades By Toto ST Radik

    the moonlight slowly fades

  • Music: New Album from Raja Kirik, “Sengkala

    “…a metaphor for cyclical time, calamities that continually change form without ever truly departing…”

  • Elections: Fathers and Sons, Jokowism and PSI, Tempo

    “..photo of outgoing President Joko Widodo standing beside Kaesang, the President’s youngest son. The father-son portrait occupies half the space on the billboards…”

  • Short Story: The Glass Wall by Mochtar Lubis

    With his simple heart, Dulah loves his wife deeply. “You can choose whatever you like,” he says.

  • Op-Ed: The Illusion of Trump’s Board of Peace, Tempo.co

    “…diminishing the significance of the United Nations Charter…a new, subtler form of domination…merely using legal language as a diplomatic facade?”

  • Cerpen: Lonceng Berbunyi Karya Subardjo

    Suwarni sedang menidurkan anaknya.

  • Op-Ed: Sign of the Erosion of Bank Indonesia’s Independence, Tempo.com

    Indonesia’s Deputy Minister of Finance Thomas Djiwandono has been nominated to become a Deputy Governor of Bank Indonesia, a move that threatens the independence of Indonesia’s central bank.

  • Media Frame: Indonesia takes action against mining firms after floods devastate population of world’s rarest ape, The Guardian

    …should seriously investigate the perpetrators of the environmental destruction who have contributed to the disaster…

  • Festival of the Margins: Sowing Memories Together by Pujo Nugroho for Project Multatuli

    Every story not only demands to be heard; it also demands justice.

  • Economic Outlook: Fiscal Time Bomb in 2026 Budget, Senior Economist

    In the 2026 State Budget Bill, government spending set at Rp 3,800-3,820 trillion, significant increase on Rp 3,527.5 trillion in 2025.

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