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Presidential Race 2 years ago

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Indonesia’s democracy awaits the final act in Constitutional Court drama

The integrity of the election has been compromised by the very institution that is supposed to guard it.

Perspectives 2 years ago

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The case for dissenting opinions and the jurisprudence of morality

The Constitutional Court justices should have explored, followed and understood the values of the law and sense of justice that exists in society.

Politics 2 years ago

Anies hopes Constitutional Court ruling can "save democracy"

Speaking to reporters before attending the court hearing on Monday to hear the decision on his challenge to the presidential election result, Anies declined to speculate on whether the court would rule in his favor.

Editorial 2 years ago

Whither ASEAN in the South China Sea?

As ASEAN maintains its deafening silence in the South China Sea, Indonesia could step up to the plate in a mediating role, wielding its recognition as a rising middle power with regional and some global clout.

Academia 2 years ago

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'If only': ASEAN, China must resume talks over SCS code of conduct

“If only” isn’t a good basis for designing foreign policy, but ASEAN and China both need to look beyond the current tensions in the South China Sea at the bigger, far-reaching picture of the region’s future to decide if they want peace and if so, how they’re going to get there, together.