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Have you ever wondered why hourly wages in DKI Jakarta can reach IDR 42,354, while in West Nusa Tenggara they only amount to IDR 12,933? This gap is not merely

Indonesia continues to face a familiar challenge in agriculture: how to increase food production while agricultural land becomes increasingly limited. For maize, one of Indonesia’s most strategic food commodities, the

Indonesia’s national health insurance program, JKN, now covers over 96 percent of the population. On paper, this sounds like a major success. However, a closer look at East Java Province

The rapid development of digital technology in the era of the Fourth Industrial Revolution has accelerated the transformation of payment systems from cash-based to cashless transactions. During the COVID-19 pandemic,

This journal examines the legal uncertainty surrounding emergency assistance in Indonesia, particularly the absence of legal protection for individuals who voluntarily help others in dangerous situations. The authors argue that

Since President Prabowo’s administration took office, the mega-project free meal programme (Makan Bergizi Gratis or MBG) has been launched with politically irresistible promise: feeding more than 80 millions of schoolchildren

When a nation decides to build a new capital city, we often think of grand government buildings and smart technology. But what happens to the farmers on whose land this