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Back to barracks and back to basics: The only path to a professional TNI

TNI’s hard power consists of older platforms and has limitations in modern network-centric war...

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Nepal in crisis: From protest to political reckoning

Young people must be given a chance to help rebuild democratic systems, their demands must...

Academia 1 day ago

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Beyond compliance: Toward a culture of integrity

A gap is widening between the people's expectations of fairness and transparency, and the state&...

Academia 2 days ago

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Careful, Mr. President: The world is watching

Our system calls itself democratic yet remains deeply uneasy, even hostile, toward opposition. ...

Editorial 3 days ago

Thai military’s bad example

As a founding member, Thailand’s political instability undermines the regional bloc's prin...

Academia 4 days ago

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Inequality and the demand for emancipatory democracy

This striking disparity renders democracy meaningless. On one hand, people have the right to vote,&n...

Academia 4 days ago

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UNGA: Human rights and Prabowo's political test

Following the mass demontrations earlier this month and its devastating toll, the government needs t...

Academia 1 week ago

AI governance: Harnessing potential without losing control

Democratization through AI may be inevitable, but it could still be interesting to observe how one-p...

Politics 1 week ago

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TNI move against critic stirs debate over shrinking civic space

The Indonesian Military (TNI)’s plan to report online activist Ferry Irwandi for defamation ha...

Academia 1 week ago

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AI must not ignore human rights

New technological systems do not protect human rights by default.

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democracy

PREMIUM Back to barracks and back to basics: The only path to a professional TNI

Nepal in crisis: From protest to political reckoning

PREMIUM Beyond compliance: Toward a culture of integrity

PREMIUM Careful, Mr. President: The world is watching

Thai military’s bad example

PREMIUM Inequality and the demand for emancipatory democracy

PREMIUM UNGA: Human rights and Prabowo's political test