Illegal Street Parking: A Bad Habit or a New Social Norm?
This article explores the normalization of illegal street parking in Indonesia, examining the tension between economic convenience and the urgent need for consistent law enforcement and...
This article explores the normalization of illegal street parking in Indonesia, examining the tension between economic convenience and the urgent need for consistent law enforcement and...
A powerful 7.7 magnitude earthquake recently struck Flores, causing significant damage to public facilities and highlighting the urgent need for disaster preparedness. This article expl...
Effective urban management in South Tangerang requires a balanced approach that prioritizes both city aesthetics and the economic survival of street vendors. By implementing zoning, tra...
Politics is not just about elections; it is deeply intertwined with the daily lives of young people. This article explores why Gen Z and Millennials must move beyond mere voting to embr...
Democracy is more than just casting a vote during elections. This article explores the vital role of ongoing public participation, civic oversight, and political awareness in sustaining...
Campus canteens should be comfortable spaces for students to eat and socialize, yet secondhand smoke often compromises this environment. Implementing smoke-free policies is essential to...
The Bogor City Government's initiative to clear sidewalks around Bogor Station raises critical questions about balancing pedestrian rights with the livelihoods of street vendors.
This article examines the complexities of fiscal decentralization and the Transfer to Regions (TKD) policy in Indonesia, highlighting the critical need for balanced allocation, effectiv...