The ‘national united’ vision campaigned by presidential candidates is, at some point, illusive. One should note that while this issue seems positively relevant to resolve Indonesia’s polarised society, it also brings a fascist mentality which destruct any political opposition. My view published by Tempo here
Nahdlatul Ulama has been established themselves as an apolitical, non-partisan organisation. Yet this is a subject of debate, particularly within the context of upcoming election. My view on NU and its political trajectory published by Jawa Pos this morning:
My view on pre-electoral coalitions of Indonesia's upcoming presidential contest, published by Kompas (10/09/2023).
https://www.kompas.id/baca/english/2023/09/10/en-koalisi-dan-soal-loyalitas
In Indonesian politics, we seem to be experiencing what medical professionals might delicately call a case of institutional constipation. Th...
