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National 6 years ago
Indonesian obligatory for use in all official activities
A new regulation makes the use of Indonesian the obligatory official language in a broad range of activities, ranging from school lessons, official documents and the naming of buildings to speeches by state officials in both international and national forums.
Opinion 7 years ago
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Constitutional Court: Impartial but timid
Indonesians are anticipating their fourth direct democratic presidential election since reformasi. As transitions of power from one presidency to another have happened peacefully since the fall of the Soeharto regime, scholars consider that Indonesia’s democracy has long “passed” Samuel Huntington’s “two-turnover test”, denoting its relative maturity.
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