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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Op-Ed: Does Indonesia’s Largest Religious Organization Nahdlatul Ulama Need An Anti-Corruption Body?
“Given these similarities, we should show both men our deepest respect. Gus Yahya’s leadership has given NU a distinct character and genuine renewed fervor. Likewise, we should give Gus Kikin the time and opportunity to serve…” Islami.co
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Economic Outlook: New Finance Minister: Government’s Budget Must Be Healthy to Support Priority Programs, Tempo
“New Finance Minister Suahasil Nazara relates President Prabowo Subianto’s directions after being sworn in to replace outgoing Purbaya.” Tempo.co
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BRICS: Prabowo in India With FM, Higher Education Minister and Cabinet Secretary Teddy, Kompas
“The BRICS Summit strengthens cooperation among developing nations. At the 18th BRICS Summit held in India, leaders of member nations will discuss a range of strategic agenda items aimed at bolstering cooperation among developing countries.”
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AI in Indonesia: Public Interest and Understanding, Atlantis Press
Measuring Public Understanding and Interest in Artificial Intelligence in Indonesia By Henry Praherdhiono, Citra Kurniawan, Yulias Prihatmoko, Nunung Nindigraha Available Online 13 February 2025. Abstract AI’s rapid progress in recent years has revolutionized healthcare, finance, and transportation industries. Its ability to optimize processes and personalize services highlights its transformative potential. This widespread adoption is reflected…
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EV Transition Rates in Indonesia, ICCT
Indonesia’s transportation sector is at a transformative moment.
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Unpacking: Feminist Strategies in Indonesian Art and Culture by Intan Paramaditha from Magdalene.co
“…The central problem in the arts and culture is not women’s absence, but the inability to recognize and value their work. What should have been done long ago, then, is to dismantle the ideologies and practices of the institutions that constrain—and even erase—women’s endeavors…”
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Mindanao: Bangsamoro is finally voting. What is it voting for? New Mandada
“…Following 2026 amendments, a party needs at least 2.5% of valid party-list votes to qualify for seat allocation, and at least 30% of its nominees must be women…” Raihan Yusoph, New Mandala
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