The issue is no longer whether Indonesia has a new agency, but whether that agency can truly deliver a new way of working.

The resolution of the Gibran certificate issue should not end in a debate over the position of a Vice President.

Forest fires highlight the limitations of approaches that confine health to hospital settings.

Yusril believes that the revision of the Tipikor Law needs to be undertaken to expand the coverage of definitions and actions that can be categorized as corruption crimes.

Wantimpres held its second plenary meeting to discuss the revision of Presidential Regulations in line with the new law. Pratikno was present before moving on to the inauguration of officials. The recommendations from Wantimpres are confidential.

A total of 639 death row inmates in Indonesia are still awaiting legal certainty concerning the mechanism for converting their death sentences to life imprisonment.

Ahmad Doli Kurnia encourages inter-agency collaboration to address the increasing violence and bullying among students.

Kompas holds the "Indonesia Tomorrow" Idea Market coinciding with Youth Pledge Day. This forum discusses the future of the nation.

Interestingly (and ironically), the narrative that college graduates lack resilience was voiced by Deputy Minister Stella, an academic specializing in cognitive psychology.

Interestingly, amidst various bilateral issues, the meeting of the two foreign ministers also discussed future cooperation agendas.

Prevention must target the gaps that allow corrupt transactions to occur and be concealed.

Why might previous experience not necessarily lead to a more resilient system for combating power abuse?

East Kalimantan Governor Rudy Mas'ud faces criticism for seeking medical treatment in Singapore amid ongoing forest fires. The public is questioning the sensitivity and accountability of leaders during a disaster.

This issue requires serious government attention. Environmental risks must be operationally connected with the transportation control system.

The aspirations of the DPRD DIY for the 2027 Danais to be increased are worthy of serious consideration by the central government.

The challenges ahead for the Commander of the TNI include commitment and willingness to implement security sector reforms.

Does BNPB still have the mandate to be saviors and helpers when its own people are taking the rights of those they assist?

The Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs claims that the political, economic, and social situations have been stable during the two years of President Prabowo's administration.

The power outage in Batam is viewed as a sign of a strengthening economy.

The diaspora can build research networks, open markets for local products, mentor students, or bring responsible investment.