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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.
Jokowi is preparing a Ganjar-Prabowo ticket to face Anies Baswedan. Extending the presidential term remains an option.
The elections’ potential postponement and failed judicial review request for the new Criminal Code, in a nutshell.
Presidential candidates are lobbying Khofifah Indar Parawansa to become their running mate, in a bid to win the nahdliyin’s vote and control East Java.
Egianus Kogeya’s group carries out several violent actions in Nduga. They are supported by nimble and tech-savvy youths.
News summary on the weakening corruption eradication, reopening of the Indosurya case, and the Constitutional Court ruling on interfaith marriage.
Surya Paloh and Jokowi’s relationship took a hit following the declaration of Anies Baswedan as a presidential candidate by NasDem. Cabinet ministers from the party may be facing a reshuffle.
News summary, Jokowi’s way of dealing with gross human rights violations
The conflict in Papua has created a seemingly unending wave of refugees. Several children have died of malnutrition.
Organizers of the previous term of Komnas HAM initiate a humanitarian pause in Papua to resolve conflict there. It has yet to gain support from the various groups in Papua.
The government lobbied various groups before ratifying the new Criminal Code to anticipate protests and accelerate the deliberation process.
The PSSI lobbied the police to resume League 1 competition. Players’ fate is in limbo.
Admiral Yudo Margono is reported to be the only Indonesian Military commander candidate submitted by President Jokowi. He has the support of Prabowo Subianto and Megawati Sukarnoputri.
The government keeps controversial articles in the Criminal Code (KUHP) draft after being disseminated to the general public. This is a threat to democracy.
Preparations for the G20 Summit in Bali on November 15-16 are marked by allegation of repressions against civil society groups. The Indonesian government is deemed not serious about the issue of climate change, which is one of the main agendas of the G20 Summit.
The pro-Anies Baswedan coalition has not come to an agreement surrounding the presidential candidacy. There is outside lobbying to prevent Anies from running for president.
Acute kidney injury cases are difficult to treat in some regions. The right medical equipment and specialists are not always available.
Tempo made a special interview with Ferdy Sambo regarding the murder of Brig. Yosua, Putri Candrawathi’s involvement, and his black notebook.
Ferdy Sambo and Putri Chandrawati attempt to escape premeditated murder charge. They employ former Corruption Eradication Commission official as legal counsel.
Nadiem Makarim has outside teams attached to some directorate-general offices at the Ministry of Education, Culture, Research and Technology. Consisting of about 400 people, these shadow organizations create waves inside the ministry.
The case of suspected corruption involving the holding of Formula E race led the NasDem Party to move up the date they announced Anies Baswedan as their presidential candidate.
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