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Iwan Kurniawan

Iwan Kurniawan covers international issues along with a plethora of topics such as politics, science, and art.

He manages the Opinion section and is a literary curator for Koran Tempo and co-founder of the Yayasan Multimedia Sastra foundation.

The Gadjah Mada University alumnus wrote three books: Semiologi Roland Bhartes (2001) and Isu-isu Internasional Dewasa Ini: Dari Perang, Hak Asasi Manusia, hingga Pemanasan Global (2008), and Empat Menyemai Gambut: Praktik-praktik Revitalisasi Ekonomi di Desa Peduli Gambut (Kemitraan Partnership, 2020).

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Foreign Minister Retno Marsudi during an interview with Tempo at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Jakarta, July 19.
TEMPO/Tony Hartawan

Retno Marsudi: Our Role Is to Establish Bridges

Retno Marsudi dismissed the idea that the government is merely meddling foreign affairs. She emphasized that Indonesia is a trusted partner on the international stage.

Special Report Edisi : Monday, July 29, 2024

Members of the Petisi 50 Group, including: Ali Sadikin, Hoegeng Iman Santoso, Slamet Bratanata, Aziz Saleh, Chris Siner Key Timu, and their colleagues at the MPR/DPR building, Jakarta, 1991.
TEMPO/Rully Kesuma/File Photo

Oppressed Petition

Ali Sadikin started opposing President Suharto after he no longer served as governor of Jakarta. He was ready to run as a presidential candidate.

Cover Story Edisi : Monday, August 15, 2022

One of three boats destroyed by the Australian Maritime Border Command, off the coast of Western Australia, in September.
Australian Border Force/Facebook

Harvesting a Neighbor’s Sea Cucumbers

Three Indonesian fishing boats were destroyed for stealing sea cucumbers in Australian waters. Fishermen are enticed by high sea cucumbers prices and abundant stocks.

International Edisi : Monday, November 22, 2021

Don't Let Jakarta Sink

Don't Let Jakarta Sink

Greenpeace predicts that Jakarta would be inundated in 10 years. The government must save the capital, not abandon it.

Opinion Edisi : Monday, July 26, 2021

Patients suffering from Covid-19 getting treatment at the casualty ward in Lok Nayak Jai Prakash hospital, amidst the spread of the disease in New Delhi, India, in April.
Reuters/Danish Siddiqui

Conflicts over the Magic Pill

Indian doctors disagree on the use of ivermectin to treat Covid-19 patients. The decline in Covid cases has also been due to regional lockdowns and vaccination.

Cover Story Edisi : Sunday, July 4, 2021

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