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Abdul Manan covers international issues and has received various accolades including the 2009 Press Council-UNESCO journalistic award on the freedom of the press, Anugerah Swara Sarasvati Award 2010, and attended the Kassel Summer School 2010 in Germany.
Manan graduated from Stikosa-AWS Surabaya and is the chairperson of the Indonesian Independent Journalist Alliance 2017-2021.
Every country will submit a greenhouse gas emission reduction report at the COP28 climate summit in Dubai. Indonesia has not reached its target.
Balinese people refuse the lab-grown Wolbachia mosquitoes designed to prevent dengue fever outbreaks. Meanwhile, there is no evidence that the monkeypox spread is accelerating.
Palestinian Human Rights Organizations want Israeli leaders prosecuted for genocide. Their move is blocked by the US, the UK, and Europe.
Erry Riyana Hardjapamekas had a meeting with the President before the Constitutional Court issued a ruling that allowed Gibran Rakabuming Raka to move forward as a vice presidential candidate.
Indonesianist R. William Liddle on the recent scandal involving the Constitutional Court and the chances of the three presidential candidates in the 2024 elections.
Ombudsman member, Yeka Hendra Fatika, on corruption surrounding garlic imports involving Trade Ministry officials.
Budi Arie Setiadi, Minister of Communication and Chairman of Projo’s Central Executive Board, speaks of Jokowi’s choice for the presidential candidate and the priorities of his ministry.
Jimly Asshiddiqie on issues ranging from public distrust in the Constitutional Court to the petition for review of the age limit of vice-presidential candidates.
Hamas launched a deadly attack on Israel without being detected. Israel is preparing a ground assault on Gaza.
How is Arsjad Rasjid polishing Ganjar Pranowo for the upcoming presidential election?
Cooperatives and Small and Medium Enterprises Minister Teten Masduki explains the reason why the government is regulating TikTok Shop.
National Police’s Criminal Investigation Department Chief Comr. Gen. Wahyu Widada on Fredy Pratama’s drug cartel and the Operation Escobar that brought it down.
Artha Graha Group founder Tomy Winata talks about the Rempang Eco-City, Nine Dragons, as well as various allegations against him.
Presidential hopeful Anies Baswedan on the Change Coalition’s compelling needs to choose Muhaimin Iskandar over Agus Harimurti Yudhoyono.
The ASEAN Summit was dominated by discussions on the economy. Eighty-one projects worth over US$24.5 billion were discussed.
Transportation Minister Budi Karya Sumadi on air pollution, fast train’s development, and the road map for electric vehicles leading to 2035.
The OJK regulates carbon exchanges as a securities trading platform. How will the OJK prevent greenwashing in the carbon exchange?
Acting Jakarta Governor, Heru Budi Hartono, on pollution and the future of Jakarta after it is no longer the capital city.
National Food Agency Chief Arief Prasetyo Adi on the threat of El Niño on food security.
Indonesianist Sophie Chao talks about the impact of oil palm plantations, racism, military presence, and Papuan aspirations for independence.
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