T. his year marks a new phase in Indonesia’s criminal law, with both the Criminal Code (KUHP) and Criminal LawProcedureCode (KUHAP) entering a new stage of implementation. Their adoption is often framed as a moment of legal decolonization ... .
I. ndonesia’s democratic journey has long resembled a pendulum, oscillating between moments of openness and episodes of excessive control ... Yet today, that hard-won achievement is once again under threat ... .
U. nited StatesPresidentDonald Trump has drawn a wave of criticism for his actions in Venezuela, violations of international law, disdain for long-standing norms and threats against other countries, not least allies like Denmark and Canada ... .
H. istorically, Indonesia’s biggest contribution to the world as far as international diplomacy is concerned are the 10 Bandung Principles ... The conference itself was of historic proportions ... .
T. he protracted disaster response in parts of Sumatra has increasingly become a focal point of public criticism, testing not only the state's operational capacity but also its willingness to engage with dissent ...As of Jan ... Between Nov ... 24 and Dec ... .
I ... It would not matter whether the charges were framed in the language of narcotics, corruption or human rights. What would matter is the signal ... That unease is sharpened by Indonesia’s own response ... Such caution is rarely accidental ... It is latent ... .
I. ndonesia’s consumer market experienced a significant surge heading into the year-end festivities ... This increasing consumer appetite has breathed new life into production sectors, particularly manufacturing.
I. ndonesian policymakers love targets, and always have, and the administration of PresidentPrabowo Subianto is no exception. The problem is that targets can come back to haunt their creators ...State asset fund Danantara is a case in point ... .