
Revolving on the Old Rivalry: The Timor Leste Elections
“I have twice cooperation with Xanana in the past. Now, I can no longer. Xanana has always put himself as commander, and all the others are his soldiers.” This remark was stated by Secretary
“I have twice cooperation with Xanana in the past. Now, I can no longer. Xanana has always put himself as commander, and all the others are his soldiers.” This remark was stated by Secretary
Rungu-ranga, in Tetun – the official language of Timor Leste, means “chaotic”. President Josè Ramos Horta cited the term to describe the
The discourse on extending the term of office of village heads to nine years by revising the Village Law is considered a
Thousands of village heads and village officials staged a demonstration in front of the House of Representatives (DPR) building in Jakarta on
Political parties allegedly did not thoroughly report their funds, including membership fees and public donations they collected. The parties only reported the funds they received from the government because funds from the state to the
Young politicians preparing to compete as legislative candidates for the 2024 General Election complained about the high-cost political system, which dragged them to a difficult situation of being held hostage to financiers. “It’s because politics
In the ballroom located on the eighth floor of Ayani Hotel in Banda Aceh, more than twenty people gathered, sitting around round tables occupied by four to six people each. Most of them wore official
Kalis Mardiasih really felt the adverse effects of digital attacks against critical groups, such as activists, journalists, and civil society organizations over the past two to three years, on her. “I get asked a lot,
Democracy in Indonesia is worsening. This condition began at the beginning of Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono’s administration and further plummeted when Joko Widodo took office, said a political scientist from Australia National University, Edward Aspinall.
Mega Sulastri, a member of the House of Representatives in Bengkulu Province, does not have any extravagant goals as a politician. Despite having served two terms as a female legislator from the Golkar Party, she