Written by: Madeline Ionna Amabel Sirait Staff of Research and Discussion Sexual violence does not simply finish when the act has been carried out. It does not erase itself once skin has been rid of marks. Instead, the abuse is tethered, marked, and engraved—carried by victims long after the act Read more
Written by: Jonathan Jordan Manager of Writings After more than three months of war, the United States (US) and Iran have agreed to a memorandum of understanding (MoU) signed on June 17, 2026 that serves as a stepping stone for further peace negotiations. However, its implementation has proven shaky as Read more
Written by: Flicka Miracle Simarmata Staff of Research and Discussion Upon taking the presidency of the United Nations Security Council this May, China has called for a renewed commitment to the foundational principles of the United Nations Charter, prioritizing sovereign equality and a UN-centered international order amidst heightened global tensions. Read more
Written by: Gracelycia Angeline Serat Staff of Research and Discussion When wars destroy homes, the world sympathises with its victims. But when climate disasters turn homes uninhabitable, would victims receive the same attention and care? Climate change is no longer only an environmental crisis; looking at the current state of Read more
Written by: Christofer Enzo Expert Staff on Security, Dhiya Farras Staff of Research and Development, Fadil Zahwan Head of Kajian Keilmuan HIMAKRIM UI, & Raihanah Azka Staff of Kajian Keilmuan HIMAKRIM UI BackgroundBride trafficking, or usually called the “mail-order bride” phenomenon between Southeast Asia and China, is a form of Read more