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March 1, 2021 edition

The Electronic Information and Transactions Law is being used to indict people for making public criticisms. The President asked his administration to study options for revising the law, not long after some criticisms of the government were made. There is more support to issue directives on interpreting the law rather than revising it.

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Forced Hijab in Minang Land

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February 15, 2021 edition

The research and technology ministry and the National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN) are in a state of limbo. The PDI-P reportedly wants Megawati Soekarnoputri at the helm of BRIN steering committee.

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The President Wants Me to Carry On

February 8, 2021 edition

It is said that Presidential Chief of Staff Moeldoko intended to take over leadership of the Democrat Party. He is suspected of involving Muhammad Nazaruddin, a former corruption case convict, to lobby regional party officials. Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono is monitoring the counter-offensive measures against Moeldoko.

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Loyalty Letters to the Cikeas Party

There Is an Assumption That I Am Not Ready to Lead

January 25, 2021 edition

The government extends public activity restrictions (PPKM). Business owners lobby for the PPKM not to be extended.

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Surrounded by Complaints

January 11, 2021 edition

Covid-19 patients struggle to find isolation rooms. Occupancy rate of isolation beds in the Capital reaches 87 percent.

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January 4, 2021 edition

Minister Luhut Pandjaitan is encouraging the use of antigen tests, which is seen as being more affordable and faster compared to the PCR tests. The antigen tests price is much higher than the base cost of the test kits.

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Limited of Swab Testing

Back to School?

New MUI Leaders

December 27, 2020 edition

Some new cabinet ministers were selected in line with the wishes of President Joko Widodo. Candidates for the cabinet reshuffle suggested by political parties were pushed aside.

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Papuan Shepherds’ Moral Appeals

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