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The IPB University and Binus Business School graduate joined Tempo in 2001.
One of Bagja Hidayat’s accolades is the Mochtar Loebis Award for investigative reporting.
He published a book in 2014 entitled #kelaSelasa: Jurnalisme, Media, dan Teknik Menulis Berita.
In the villages, the climate crisis is marked by wild hogs trampling the rice fields. They have little choice as biodiversity collapses.
Clarification by Lin Che Wei’s lawyer over alleged cooking oil corruption and Pertamina’s objections to news report on cheap oil imports.
Indonesia’s natural resources are not for the people but only for a small group of people.
The COP27 in Egypt has ended. It failed to produce a guide on the funding to compensate developing countries’ losses and damages linked to climate crises.
The government and deceitful politicians are continuing to try to delay the elections. It is time for the consolidation of civil society.
Two young men who took up village life are empowering farmers.
The food estate project in Central Kalimantan went into motion before relevant regulations and an environmental analysis were published. Prabowo Subianto and Moeldoko are behind companies running food estates.
Theft of fish from waters around Natuna is on the rise again. A security, economic and diplomatic solution is needed.
Coordinating Ministry for Maritime Affairs and Investment conveys objection to the report of Dragons in Trouble in Tempo English of January 4 edition.
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