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Dec 26

The P3K Paradox: Indonesia’s New Government Jobs are Facing a Reality Check

Indonesia is currently in the middle of a massive experiment in public service reform, and to be honest, things are getting a bit messy. At the heart of the drama is the P3K, a new category of contract-based government employees. The original idea was great on paper: take millions of "honorary" workers who have been stuck in the informal shadows for years and give them official, formal status. But as the transition hits the ground in late 2025, that dream is bumping into some very harsh reali...

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Dec 26

Prabowo Subianto: From "Leakage" Rhetoric to the Doctrine of "The State Must Not Lose"

In the Indonesian political and economic landscape approaching the end of 2025, one narrative is being amplified with increasing intensity by President Prabowo Subianto: "The State must not lose to big business." This statement appears to be far more than populist rhetoric from the podium; it reflects a fundamental shift in Indonesia's political-economic philosophy. It is a doctrine emerging as the antithesis to the public anxiety of the last five years—a period where the line between rulers ...

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Dec 27

Fahrenheit 451: A Mirror to Our Future Fears

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Dec 26

The P3K Paradox: Indonesia’s New Government Jobs are Facing a Reality Check

Indonesia is currently in the middle of a massive experiment in public service reform, and to be honest, things are getting a bit messy. At the heart of the drama is the P3K, a new category of contract-based government employees. The original idea was great on paper: take millions of "honorary" workers who have been stuck in the informal shadows for years and give them official, formal status. But as the transition hits the ground in late 2025, that dream is bumping into some very harsh reali...

Lalong

Dec 26

Prabowo Subianto: From "Leakage" Rhetoric to the Doctrine of "The State Must Not Lose"

In the Indonesian political and economic landscape approaching the end of 2025, one narrative is being amplified with increasing intensity by President Prabowo Subianto: "The State must not lose to big business." This statement appears to be far more than populist rhetoric from the podium; it reflects a fundamental shift in Indonesia's political-economic philosophy. It is a doctrine emerging as the antithesis to the public anxiety of the last five years—a period where the line between rulers ...

Lalong

Dec 27

Fahrenheit 451: A Mirror to Our Future Fears