Written by: Dhiya Farras Suryakusuma Staff of Research of Development For people who are part of the so-called first world countries, this world is only divided into two: the West and the rest. Those who dare come from “the rest” to the West are often treated poorly – seen as Read more
Written by: Natalie Grace Sierra Adi Staff of Research and Development Just as we use AI to make life a little easier, like asking it for directions, planning our day, or even just chatting, criminals are using it too, but for all the wrong reasons. A few years ago, most Read more
Written by: Fatimah Azzahra Staff of Research and Development Artificial intelligence is developing faster than the global systems built to regulate it. From ChatGPT’s viral boom to AI-driven surveillance, the world is witnessing a digital revolution— but there’s still no clear international rulebook in place. While global institutions like the Read more
Written by: Pelangi Retta Gyani Sihombing Staff of Research and Development Indonesia Gelap (dark Indonesia) has emerged as a popular tagline symbolizing the deepening crisis of Indonesia. The term encapsulates fears of democratic backsliding, weakened rule of law, and a general decline in governance and legal justice in the country Read more
Written by: Muhammad Zidane Alhalita Staff of Research and Development How It All Started “You know, China makes the fentanyl, gives it to Mexico, puts it through Canada.” Never has a global hegemon made a statement so assumptive and bold, considering the current dire state of international affairs. President Donald Read more