Between climate crisis and growth

After years of tidal flooding, the livelihoods and living spaces of Pantura's residents have already been eroded

Passed quickly, implemented slowly

Lessons from Aceh’s Smoke-Free Area policy

Drawing Borobudur, disciplining the campus

On the centenary of Daoed Joesoef’s birth, we might reflect on what is possible when education and culture become projects of the state

Intelligence agencies on trial

The attack on Andrie Yunus exposed fractures in Indonesia’s spy agencies

Fault lines

In Aceh, tensions boil over between locals and the Rohingya refugees they once generously took in

Street photography, data, and consent

Casual images taken in public spaces are now searchable data, raising new questions about consent and personal rights

Indonesia Emas 2045

Are we building a golden future or a burnt-out generation?

The mat never folds

No single voice can speak for the Seko people. That is exactly the point.

Testimony in the mud

Victims of the Sumatran floods refuse to accept engineered ecological collapse

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