Do not let an alma mater, which is supposed to be a symbol of academic honor, turn into a costume for temporary interests.

Survival mode only makes sense when directed inward, at the leakages opened by our own hands, rather than just at external enemies.

The political sin in Gibran's case highlights the failure of power to uphold standards of propriety that should transcend mere procedural compliance.

The system that is built must remain anchored in the constitution, national needs, and Indonesia's character as an archipelagic nation.

Sustainable food security still requires families capable of independently purchasing nutritious food.

National Doctor’s Day reminds us of the same professional oath, spoken by doctors working under very different conditions.

Burned land should not be automatically regarded as available for planting or repurposed.

While uniforms may distinguish the roles of civilians and the military, they should not serve as barriers to accountability before the law and democracy.

ILRC views the tax on menstrual pads as discriminatory policy, violating human rights, and contrary to the 1945 Constitution.

Golkar's Deputy Chairperson Ahmad Doli urges that the presidential and vice-presidential candidacy requirements be more specifically outlined in the Election Bill, taking lessons from the MK's decision.

The cross-border haze crisis caused by karhutla has officially entered the agenda of the 49th ASEAN Summit in Manila. Indonesia reaffirms its commitment and fulfills its reporting obligations to ASEAN.

The mechanism for distributing salaries to Civil Servants (ASN) through the Red and White Village Cooperative has emerged following the government's new proposal.

The P2MI Ministry has thwarted a citizen who was about to leave for abroad to work as an illegal mercenary, lured by the promise of a fantastic salary.

A former administrator of PBNU, who served as a hajj officer, was presented as a witness for Gus Alex in the hajj quota corruption trial. Read more!

IFW urges law enforcement to classify the brutal murder in Madiun as femicide, highlighting gender-based violence.

The KPK has submitted case files and evidence against inactive Kuantan Singingi Regent Suhardiman Amby to the Public Prosecutor. The investigation is complete, and this bribery case is ready for trial.

The KPK confiscated a luxury BMW from Ashraff Abu, the husband of suspended Pekalongan Regent Fadia Arafiq, in connection with the development of a money laundering case.

The Ministry of Health reports over 333,000 cases of ARIs linked to forest fires and has placed thousands of community health centers and healthcare facilities on standby. Preventive measures continue to protect public health.

The head of Indonesia Laboratory (LAB) 45 concluded that political control is becoming increasingly centralized while protection is diminishing. Check out Jaleswari's review!

The use of information technology is one of the key efforts of the Prabowo Subianto-Gibran Rakabuming Raka administration in combating corruption.