So, US has basically avoided a predicted recession in 2023, with some now see a soft landing in 2024 instead. The Indonesian government, meanwhile, is optimistic that Indonesia’s economic growth will reach 5% by the end of 2023, even though some challenges facing the world–starting from commodity prices which are still fluctuating and geopolitical tensions which have not yet decreased.
Read MoreIn the first instalment of the article, we’ve talked about the ruling party PDIP. Other than PDIP, three other major political parties (Golkar, PKB, and Nasdem) will also hold their chairmanship congress next year after the 2024 simultaneous presidential and legislative elections. Let’s now talk about PKB.
Read MoreNearly three years ago we reported that the Panel of Judges of the Surabaya District Court granted the tort lawsuit filed by one Budi Said against PT Aneka Tambang (Persero) Tbk (ANTM). The State-owned company was ordered to...
Read MoreNearly four years ago the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) uncovered a case of corruption which later ensnared then Commissioner of the General Election Commission (KPU), Wahyu Setiawan. Wahyu was found guilty of abusing...
Read MoreAmong five largest political parties in Indonesia, four of them will each hold its chairmanship congress next year after the 2024 simultaneous presidential and legislative elections. If anything, the outcomes of the 2024 elections might have some implications for the next year’s chairmanship congress of these four major political parties.
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