Raymundus Rikang joined Tempo in 2014 and is now the editor of Majalah Tempo.
He graduated from the University of Atma Jaya Yogyakarta and is part of the writer’s team that won the 2020 Adinegoro Award.
Rikang participated in the International Visitor Leadership Program (IVLP) "Edward R. Murrow Program for Journalists" from the U.S. Department of State.
Women activists protested against Suharto’s authoritarianism before the 1998 Reformasi. Their activism was smartly camouflaged under the scarcity of baby formula.
Dudung Abdurachman and Andika Perkasa were once close as mid-level officers. Their careers took off after they became high-ranking officers.
Jokowi appoints political party cadres as ministers and deputy ministers in the cabinet reshuffle. These politicians have been loyal to the President.
The Russian-Ukrainian war has killed tens of thousands of people, forcing over four million displaced people to evacuate to other countries. Tempo reporter, Raymundus Rikang, encountered several eyewitnesses who experienced and saw for themselves the brutality of Vladimir Putin’s soldiers.
Russian military aggression against Ukraine forces civilians to flee to makeshift refugee camps. Their fate is uncertain.
Civil servants and ulemas apply to become members of the Ukrainian Territorial Defense Forces. The militia group is supported by the Azov Regiment, which Russia accuses as being a neo-Nazi group.
Russia’s invasion into Ukraine began with Ukraine’s shift in political orientation toward the European Union. Russia was threatened by Ukraine’s plan to join NATO.
Hoegeng and today’s police officers.
Indonesia’s health care is crashing due to the spike in Covid-19 cases. To overcome the collapse of hospitals, the government worked hard to increase the capacities of isolation wards and hunt for medical oxygen, even in Singapore. Amid this situation, more and more doctors and nurses died from Covid-19.
Deputy DPR Speaker Taufik Kurniawan is suspected of receiving money from Special Allocation Funds of the Kebumen regency
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