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Commentaries

South Korean Attitudes in Education during the Coronavirus Pandemic

Commentaries Sunday, 12 April 2020

Worldwide educational systems have been affected by the coronavirus through the comprehensive closures of schools and universities. Goverments in about 73 countries implement it as of 56 states closed schools nationwide and 17 others did localized school closures.

South Korea perhaps has the most high-pressure and competitive education system in the world.

The Anti-‘Killer Robots’ Agenda: Mapping Obstacles and Exploring Possibilities for Indonesia’s Role

Commentaries Wednesday, 4 March 2020

Status Quo Overview

The issue of killer robots has been discussed in UN General Assembly for the past few years.

Populism: Democracy’s Secret Killer

Commentaries Wednesday, 5 February 2020

2020 is expected to be an eventful year for global politics, especially with The United States (US) presidential elections scheduled for November. These elections raise concerns amongst international relations scholars on the future condition of democracy globally.

Indonesia’s Response on South China Sea : Too Late, Too Lame

Commentaries Monday, 13 January 2020

At the beginning of the new decade, international community were immediately greeted with several turmoil. One that received the most attention from Indonesian audiences was the sailing of several Chinese vessels into Indonesia’s Exclusive Economic Zone in the Natuna Islands region, Riau Islands Province.

Demonstrasi: Ruang Publik yang Maskulin, Patriarkis, dan Ricuh?

Commentaries Friday, 11 October 2019

Di Indonesia, demonstrasi memiliki konotasi yang negatif karena lekat dengan memori-memori yang menakutkan. Tanpa menghubungkan keduanya, demonstrasi—yang lebih populer dengan istilah ‘demo’—kerap diidentikkan dengan aksi laki-laki dan kericuhan.

Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer Appointed as Germany’s New Defense Minister: What’s in Store?

Commentaries Friday, 11 October 2019

On Wednesday (17/7/2019) in Bellevue Castle Berlin, Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer (widely referred to by her
initials “AKK”) was appointed as Germany’s new defense minister to replace Ursula von der Leyen that left the post to become European Commission President.

The Moral High Ground dalam Aksi Protes Anti-UU Ekstra disi Hong Kong

Commentaries Friday, 11 October 2019

Tidak perlu menunggu lama untuk memperkirakan akhir dari aksi protes menentang inisiasi hukum ekstradisi
yang dicetus oleh pemerintah Hong Kong.

Japan’s Agenda behind Its Chemical Export Curb to South Korea

Commentaries Friday, 11 October 2019

Japan hinted a trade war with its neighbor, South Korea by limiting its exports on fluorinated polyimide, a chemical material often used for semiconductor in chips and for TV or smartphone screens earlier this month.

President Jokowi’s Vision on Indonesia 2019-2024: the Grand Old Talk on Investment and the Missing Points on Technological Utilizatio

Commentaries Friday, 11 October 2019

As General Election Commission has officially announced Joko Widodo as the elected President of Indonesia for 2019-2024, thus he presented his vision through an open speech entitled Visi Indonesia (Indonesian Vision) on Sunday, 14 July 2019.

Mau Bekerja Sama atau Saling Tuding Terkait Kabut Asap?

Commentaries Thursday, 10 October 2019

Kebakaran hutan tropis dan lahan gambut yang melanda Asia Tenggara bagian selatan menunjukkan adanya
masalah kolaborasi antar negara anggota ASEAN dalam upaya pencegahan dan penanggulangan bencana kabut asap.

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