Election 2029: Anthropic’s Latest Report and Indonesia, Project Multatuli
“…There are a number of cases from the Anthropic report that are quite worrying for Indonesia, especially ahead of the 2029 presidential election: the manipulation of information and perceptions…” Project Multatuli
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Book Fair Review: Jogja Art+Books Festival Becomes Platform for Opposition to Militarism, Tempo
“The 2026 Jogja Art+Books Festival connects independent publishers, visual artists, musicians, and activists, featuring criticism of militarism.” Tempo.co
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Op-Ed: One Realm Can Not Have Two Kings
“…If ministerial seats are determined by 2029 electoral calculations and the national police chief’s position by the need to secure the election, who is this government actually working for?” Kompas.com
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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…”
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Op-Ed: Prabowo-Jokowi Aren’t Close Anymore, Apa Kata Tempo? Podcast
“The rift stems from the fact that President Prabowo’s Vice President, Gibran Rakabuming Raka – who is former president Widodo’s son—has not been give a role inside President Prabowo’s government.” Apa Kata Tempo? Podcast
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Palestinian photographer Samar Abu Elouf wins world’s top photo prize, Gaza News, Al Jazeera
The winning picture of this year’s World Press Photo competition highlights the human cost of war in Gaza. From Al Jazeera
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Op-Ed: Why Do Some Religious Groups Find It Difficult to Sympathize with Iran? Islami.co
“…Our online worlds have also become trapped in the phenomenon of the echo chamber. People are willing to listen to only the voices of their own group and are systematically provoked into antipathy without a strong factual basis…” Islami.co
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From the Archives: Sumitro Djojohadikusumo: “I’m Not the Godfather,” Tempo.co
Sumitro Djojohadikusumo: “I’m not the Godfather” (1999) By Setiyardi, Wicaksono and Hermien Y. Kleden, Tempo Magazine, April 5, 1999, Page 30 Time seems powerless against Sumitro Djojohadikusumo (1917-2001)—or against his memory. His face is deeply lined, his shoulders no longer upright, and he needs to grip a cane with his right hand when he walks.…
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Women’s Rights Pioneer Saparinah Sadli Turns 100, Magdalene.co
“At 100, Saparinah Sadli remains a pioneering force in gender studies, women’s rights and human rights in Indonesia, turning decades of curiosity and conviction into lasting social change.” Magdalene.co
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