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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 2017-2020.
Mahendra Siregar, Chair of OJK’s Board of Commissioners, on global recession, problems in the insurance industry, and the carbon market.
European Union Ambassador to Indonesia Vincent Piket discusses impact of the new EU Deforestation Regulation on Indonesia’s commodities.
General Elections Commission (KPU) Chair Hasyim Asy’ari answers questions about the planned postponement of the elections and the appeal against the verdict on the Prima Party case.
The UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese reveals the situation in Palestine and why she says Israel maintains an apartheid policy in the territory.
Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati on the Rafael Alun Trisambodo case and the measures being taken to restore public trust.
Administrative and Bureaucratic Reform Minister Azwar Anas is pushing for digitalization of public services in the bureaucratic reform program.
The Indonesian Press Council is formulating a draft presidential regulation aimed at fostering business equality between news media and digital platforms to ensure that business and quality go hand in hand.
Minister of Cooperatives and Small and Medium Enterprises Teten Masduki on Indosurya Saving and Loan Cooperative and the loopholes in the Cooperative Law.
Commission National on Human Rights Chair Atnike Nova Sigiro on the possibilities of resolving past gross human rights violation cases.
Newly appointed Immigration Director-General Silmy Karim has the task to overhaul his agency and attract investors through the golden visa scheme.
Makarim Wibisono talks about a myriad of problems faced by the Non-Judicial Resolution Team for Past Serious Human Rights Violations.
Head of BMKG Dwikorita Karnawati explains the causes behind recent extreme weather and predicted drought as well as forest and land fires in 2023.
How does Tourism and Creative Economy Minister Sandiaga Uno address foreign tourists’ concerns regarding the new law that criminalizes sex outside marriage and cohabitation?
National Food Agency Chief Arief Prasetyo Adi on Bulog’s dwindling rice stock and a looming food crisis.
Danish Ambassador to Indonesia, Lars Bo Larsen, on renewable energy, waste management and potentials for electric ferries.
Human Rights Watch Asia Director Elaine Pearson considers the new Criminal Code a setback for democracy. Deputy Minister of Justice and Human Rights Eddy Hiariej said that such criticism is baseless.
Is it true that the rice stock is running low that we must import it? Bulog Chief Budi Waseso answers.
Acting President of Myanmar NUG Duwa Lashi La on application of the five ASEAN consensus points and his hopes when Indonesia takes on the ASEAN chair next year.
Tempo’s interview with Greenpeace Southeast Asia Executive Director Yeb Saño, who kept close tabs on negotiations at the COP27 climate conference in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt.
Norwegian Ambassador to Indonesia Rut Krüger Giverin discusses the termination of the REDD+ emission reduction cooperation agreement by Indonesia last year.
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