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: 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: Dhiya Farras Suryakusuma Staff of Research and Development On November 25th, 2025, Indonesia’s west island, Sumatra, was hit by a major flood which destroyed three major provinces. The flood, which has been ongoing for weeks, has caused more than one thousand reported deaths. However, the Indonesian government still Read more
Written by: Natalie Grace Sierra Adi Staff of Research and Development In mid-September 2025, California-based AI (artificial intelligence) company Anthropic detected what it described as a “highly sophisticated espionage campaign” that manipulated its Claude Code language model tool. According to the company, a Chinese state-sponsored group manipulated Claude using “agentic” Read more
Written by: Fayza Arisanda External Secretary of the Board of Executive Hi ISAFIANS! Who knows the concept of gastronomy? Quoting from the Journal of Hospitality & Tourism Education, Gastronomy is a form of expressing culture as part of the aesthetics of life, the culture in question being food and drink. Read more