Female PDIP Politicians in Yogyakarta: Who is the Most Popular?
In a political landscape often perceived as dominated by male figures, the name Endah Subekti Kuntariningsih rose to prominence after…
- September 2, 2025
QRIS, from Traditional Markets to the Global Stage
The lively atmosphere of Gamping Market, Yogyakarta, had begun to fade that morning. Several stalls stood empty as their owners,…
- August 30, 2025
Noise of Demonstrations, Crowd Clashes, and the Crisis of Representation
Jakarta suddenly roared on August 25 when a mass rally calling itself the “Indonesian People’s Revolution” filled the grounds of…
- August 28, 2025
Rewriting History in the Public Eye: Renewal or Distortion of Facts?
The Red-and-White Cabinet’s programs never fail to capture public attention. One of them is the history rewriting project initiated by…
- August 25, 2025
Setya Novanto Granted Conditional Release, Anti-Corruption Commitment Questioned
August 17, Indonesia’s Independence Day, is a joyful occasion for all Indonesians—including prisoners. On this day, the government grants sentence…
- August 22, 2025
Sudewo and the Political Storm in Pati: From Property Tax Hike to 100,000 Protesters
Early August 2025 turned into a heated month in Pati Regency—not due to weather, but because political tensions erupted in…
- August 19, 2025