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Indonesia has been confronting a widespread struggle against corruption, with recent scandals involving high-ranking state officials casting doubt on the efficacy of the country’s anti-corruption endeavors. The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has been at the forefront of this battle, but its integrity has been questioned due to various internal controversies and political interference. The challenges…

A recent report entitled “People Power Under Attack 2023” illuminated the growing censorship in Malaysia under the leadership of Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim. The report underscored the shrinking civil liberties in the country, as the closure of news portals and seizure of books contribute to an atmosphere of censorship. The report categorized countries into five…

The House of Representatives’ Legislation Body (Baleg) is scheduled to present a proposal for the amendment of the Presidential Advisory Board (Wantimpres) Law during a plenary session on July 11. The purpose of this proposal is to reinstate the Supreme Advisory Council (DPA), a body from the New Order era that holds equivalent authority to…

In light of a recent investigation into 11 professors accused of academic fraud, concerns have arisen regarding the scope of the issue and its potential impact on higher education in Indonesia. A report by Tempo has brought attention to the widespread nature of this problem, placing pressure on the government to take decisive action. The…

The passing of Henry Kissinger, a prominent and influential figure in American history, at the age of 100 marks a significant moment for reflection. Throughout the 20th century, Kissinger played a pivotal role in shaping foreign policy, leaving behind a legacy that is marked by both admiration and criticism due to his involvement in key…

The recent cyberattack on Indonesia’s temporary national data center by the hacker group Brain Cypher has once again highlighted the vulnerabilities of the country’s data system to cyber threats. Despite initially demanding an $8 million ransom, the group later apologized and handed over the encryption keys to the government for free on July 3. While…

The recent tensions in the South China Sea between the Philippines and China have sparked concerns about the escalating situation in the region. Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has issued orders to the military to ease tensions, while his military chief is adamant about seeking compensation from China for the damage to vessels involved in…

The Indonesian Retailers and Shopping Mall Lessees Association, widely known as Hippindo, has voiced its opposition to the recent proposition by the Indonesian government to implement a 200 percent import tariff on Chinese goods. The association has voiced its concerns that the tariff fails to adequately address the pervasive issues of illegal and bulk imports…

A recent decision by several Japanese companies to withdraw from the high-speed rail project connecting Kuala Lumpur and Singapore has attracted attention from government and industry insiders. Among the firms reevaluating their participation is East Japan Railway, which initially intended to incorporate Japan’s shinkansen system into the project. Citing the lack of financial support from…

The recent cyberattack in Indonesia has led to significant repercussions within the country’s administration, particularly in the realm of public services, including the immigration system at airports. In response to the breach that took place on June 20, Semuel Abrijani Pangerapan, the director general of applications and information at Indonesia’s communication ministry, has tendered his…