Category: Politics

Hasto Kristiyanto Future and Potential Successor (2)

While the leadership struggle within PDI-P largely revolves around the factions of Puan Maharani and Prananda Prabowo, one name that cannot be overlooked is Utut Adianto. As a seasoned politician and a close confidant of Puan, Utut holds a strategic position as the Deputy Speaker of the DPR RI. His loyalty to Puan and his relatively neutral stance in internal conflicts make him a viable candidate to replace Hasto Kristiyanto as Secretary General.

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Prabowo’s 2029 Reelection Bid

So, Gerindra Party has on Thursday (Feb 13) officially nominated Prabowo Subianto, the incumbent, as president candidate in 2029 election. A forum initially designed as a national leadership meeting (Rapimnas) was swiftly transformed into an extraordinary congress (KLB) to reappoint Prabowo as supreme leader of the third largest political party.

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The Rising Tensions and Ambitious Political Figures in Golkar Party

In the previous article, we discussed the potential removal of Bahlil Lahadalia, the Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources (ESDM) and a prominent figure within the Golkar Party. Historically, changes in Golkar’s leadership often arise from internal friction at the grassroots level, frequently driven by the so-called “Brutuses” within the party.

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AGO Raid, Another Hit For Bahlil’s Ministry

The recent deactivation of Achmad Muchtasyar from his position as Director General of Oil and Gas (Dirjen Migas) at the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (ESDM), less than a month after his appointment, coming on the heels of an Attorney General’s Office (AGO) raid on the Directorate General of Oil and Gas office, raises questions about the stability and transparency of leadership in one of the country’s most critical sectors.

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Deddy Corbuzier: A Military-Media Strategist or a Controversial Gamble?

The recent appointment of Deddy Corbuzier as Special Staff to Defense Minister Sjafrie Sjamsoeddin raises significant questions—not just about his role, but also about why he remains an exception in an era of government budget cuts on media and publications. While most ministries are scaling down their publication budgets, the Ministry of Defense has doubled down on its investment in direct media influence. Corbuzier’s presence is more than just a publicity move; it is a strategic necessity.

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Expansion of the military roles

Ignoring criticism from civil society, the military under President Prabowo Subianto, will soon build the so-called Development Territorial Battalion (BTP) in 100 locations to support the president’s food self-sufficiency program. We have only talked about the Army, but the Navy and the Air Force have also shown interest in the program. 

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Anticipating new leaderships in AGO and the Police

President Prabowo Subianto decided to keep ST Burhanuddin as Attorney General and Listyo Sigit Prabowo as the national police chief. Briefly. People have in recent weeks talked about selection of new leaders in these two very powerful law enforcement institutions.

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Prabowo-Kalla meeting

President Prabowo Subianto has on Tuesday (Feb 4) met Jusuf Kalla, former vice president (2004-2009, 2014-2019) and former chairman of Golkar Party, at the State Palace. Kalla was accompanied by son Solihin Kalla, who is also CEO of Kalla Group, a diversified business group with interest in various economic sectors.

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Lecturer Performance Allowances

More than 300 protesters from the ADAKSI (Aliansi Dosen ASN Kemendikti Saintek Seluruh Indonesia) staged a peaceful demonstration in the Patung Kuda area, Central Jakarta on Monday (03/02). They all came together to fight for their rights to the lecturer performance allowances (tukin) that have been in arrears for 4 years since 2020. The Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Technology is aware of this devastating issue, but decides that it is not the responsibility of the current ministry to deal with.

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