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The formation of a haj and umrah ministry reflects a domestic commitment to improving religious services and a broader diplomatic effort to elevate Indonesia’s role in global religious affairs.
Democratization through AI may be inevitable, but it could still be interesting to observe how one-party regimes may evolve and open up space for participation in political spaces through AI.
Decision-making requires framing the problem correctly, surveying the terrain, updating data and information sources accordingly and settling on a model to evaluate competing choices.
Markets can only function fairly and effectively if strong institutions, impartial regulation and a capable state underpin them
Indonesia must face an uncomfortable truth: our oversight system has failed, and our governance culture remains dangerously thin.
The uprising in Pati serves as a powerful message to leaders at all levels of government about the importance of public trust and consultation.
If Indonesia’s food governance is too bureaucratic for the elites, what hope is there for small-scale farmers and communities?
In a democracy, the legitimacy of government depends not only on electoral mandates but also on moral credibility.
Greater autonomy awarded to regional governments has not been matched by adequate financial independence.
State asset fund Danantara has announced a major overhaul of bonus and compensation rules for SOE directors and commissioners, aligning rewards with global standards.