Dalam rangka memperingati 75 tahun meledaknya bom atom di Hiroshima dan Nagasaki, Institute of International Studies UGM menyelenggarakan pameran foto terpandu virtual yang bertajuk “Dari Mata Hibakujumoku: Hidup di Bawah Bayang-Bayang Senjata Nuklir” pada Minggu, 9 Agustus 2020 lalu.
In commemoration of the seventy-fifth year since the Hiroshima-Nagasaki tragedy, Institute of International Studies/ IIS UGM organized a virtually-guided photo exhibition titled “Through the Eyes of Hibakujumoku: Living Under the Shadows of Nuclear Weapons” on 9 August, 2020.
Dalam menghadapi situasi pandemi COVID-19, Institute of International Studies (IIS) UGM turut berpartisipasi dalam berbagai upaya tanggap darurat COVID-19, di antaranya melalui skema hibah pengabdian masyarakat FISIPOL UGM.
Together with Center for World Trade Studies (CWTS UGM), Institute of International Studies (IIS UGM) took part in alleviating the negative effects of the pandemic on businesses by participating in the community service grant scheme provided by Faculty of Social and Political Sciences (FISIPOL UGM).
On Saturday (11/7), Institute of International Studies (IIS UGM) organized its bimonthly discussion forum Beyond the Great Wall/BTGW virtually. The ninth edition of BTGW invited Julian Lilihata, MA, alumna of Tsinghua University and Arrizal Anugerah Jaknanihan, undergraduate student of Department of International Relations UGM.
Pada Sabtu (11/7) lalu, Institute of International Studies (IIS) UGM kembali mengadakan forum diskusi dwibulanan Beyond the Great Wall (BTGW) secara daring.
The government’s move towards new normal as a policy alternative in tackling COVID-19 is thought-provoking, in particular regarding the aptness of both the government and the people in anticipating the situation.
Pergerakan pemerintah ke arah tatanan normal baru sebagai pilihan kebijakan dalam mengatasi pandemi COVID-19 saat ini menjadi hal yang sangat menarik untuk disoroti, terutama berkaitan dengan kesiapan—baik masyarakat maupun pemerintah—dalam menghadapi situasi ini.
As the pandemic is beginning to decline, people of Hong Kong pour onto the street once again to protest encroachment to the city’s autonomy.
Amidst the pandemic that demands self-quarantine and working from home, Institute of International Studies Universitas Gadjah Mada managed to assemble the forum of Beyond the Great Wall #8 online through Google Meet on May 15, 2020.