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New-Order

Academia 5 months ago

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Militarism never ended in Indonesia, it hid in plain sight

The reforms in 1998 never sent the military back to its barracks. It merely hides behind the ci...

Politics 5 months ago

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'RIP Reform': Democracy advocates sound alarm over return of New Order

The Indonesian Military (TNI) law amendment, which has expanded military roles in the government,&nb...

Editorial 5 months ago

The military strikes back

With a former Army general in the highest office, the country will likely experience a bolder, brash...

Academia 5 months ago

PREMIUM
TNI Law revision must uphold civilian supremacy and human rights

TNI soldiers must have the capacity, capability and professionalism to protect the people and u...

Politics 5 months ago

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TNI Law revision crosses democratic red line

Lawmakers rushed to cross a “democratic red line” this week by insisting on revising the...

Editorial 7 months ago

The return of militarism

We have reasons to worry about expanding the roles of the military beyond its domain as defende...

Interview 7 months ago

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'Indonesia, the world should appreciate Pramoedya more'

I think he can be influential at various levels. In his more didactic and non-fictional writings, hi...

Academia 7 months ago

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The century of Pramoedya and the existentialism of humanity

Despite his many limitations, Pram consistently opposed tyranny through words.

Academia 11 months ago

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Erasing the legacy of New Order atrocities for political reconciliation

This MPR decision could be interpreted as a regression that undermines efforts to confront Indonesia...

Editorial 11 months ago

‘Round’ democracy is back

As the biggest party in the House, the PDI-P faces mounting public expectations that it can keep dem...

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New-Order

PREMIUM Militarism never ended in Indonesia, it hid in plain sight

PREMIUM 'RIP Reform': Democracy advocates sound alarm over return of New Order

The military strikes back

PREMIUM TNI Law revision must uphold civilian supremacy and human rights

PREMIUM TNI Law revision crosses democratic red line

The return of militarism

PREMIUM 'Indonesia, the world should appreciate Pramoedya more'

PREMIUM The century of Pramoedya and the existentialism of humanity

PREMIUM Erasing the legacy of New Order atrocities for political reconciliation