It is important to acknowledge that unforeseen events could occur unexpectedly and have significant impacts on the Indonesian economic landscape.

Letter from a reader on why Jokowi remained silent when his party rejected Israel's participation in the U-20 World Cup. 

Jokowi is preparing a Ganjar-Prabowo ticket to face Anies Baswedan. Extending the presidential term remains an option.

How does Tourism and Creative Economy Minister Sandiaga Uno address foreign tourists’ concerns regarding the new law that criminalizes sex outside marriage and cohabitation?

Seventeen political parties qualify to run in the 2024 general elections. There are many reports about data manipulation suspected to have been done upon the instructions of central KPU commissioners.

Ganjar Pranowo’s chances of being chosen as PDIP’s presidential candidate are said to be dwindling. Megawati Sukarnoputri has told Puan Maharani, her daughter, to explore the possibility of a coalition with other parties. Puan then went on a political tour, traveling the provinces to raise her low electability rating.

General Elections Supervisory Agency Chair Rahmat Bagja explains the 2024 election monitoring process which began in August. He raises his concerns about hate speech during the campaign period and the complexity of tackling money politics.

Letters from the readers on the Citayam Fashion Week, PeduliLindungi apps and general election ink.

The Gerindra Party and the National Awakening Party are putting together a coalition for the 2024 General Election. President Joko Widodo allegedly supports a Prabowo-Muhaimin coalition.

The reasons why the number of golput (nonvoters) in the general elections is always high. It is necessary to accommodate individual candidates.

A Response to the UFOs Sidelines and an idea to prevent general election frauds.

General Elections Commission Chairman Hasyim Asy’ari discusses new and challenging aspects of the 2024 general elections and simultaneous regional head elections comparing with the previous ones.

Marcus Mietzner, an associate professor in Indonesian Studies at the Australian National University, sees the proposed delayed elections and presidential term extension as democratic setbacks. He attributes President’s lack of firmness to the unabated rumors.