Interview with Professor Dr. Kamarulzaman Askandar: Rohingya’s issue
Interview with Professor Dr. Kamarulzaman Askandar, Professor of Peace and Colfilct Studies (USM), Coordinator, Research & Education…
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Interview With Mario Lawi
I fell in love with poetry intensively when I was at St. Raphael Minor Seminary, the only minor seminary in my hometown, when I was about…
Saraswati Puja in Rome – 2017
Celebration for Saraswati Puja, the goddess of learning, wisdom, knowledge, fine arts, refinement, science and technology in Hinduism, the second biggest Puja (prayer) after Durga Puja. With the…
Eid ul Adha and Qurban in Jakarta
Eid al-Adha (Arabic: عيد الأضحى’id al-Adha, “Festival of the Sacrifice”), also called the “Sacrifice Feast” or “Bakr-Eid”, is the second of two Muslim holidays celebrated worldwide each year, and considered the holier of the two. It honors the willingness of Ibrahim…
Yayasan Kebun Anggur Spreads The Light in The Dark Side of Indonesia
The Foundation Yayasan Kebun Anggur, start from three years, to establish a tutoring center for the children of the nation in every margine area in Indonesia, with any kind of school subject, English Language, and Character Building in a purpose to bring…
Takbir, The Sholat Eid and Silaturahmi
The long night before Lebaran has seen thousands of Indonesians into the streets of Jakarta for Takbiran, the great feast to celebrate the name of Allah SWT. From the streets of Slipi, Petamburan, Tanah Abang, Jl. KH. Mansur, until to Monas, following the wagons…
Interview with Made Bayak – What’s Happening in Bali?
Prior to the issuance of Presidential Regulation 51 of 2014 Benoa Bay is a conservation area and the regulation ordered by greedy inventors want to change Benoa Bay into a region to use for reclamation of 800 hectares wide. On the reclaimed land they…
Mata Italia, Hati Indonesia: Potret Kehidupan Kampung dari Lensa Stefano Romano
Scott Merrillees, author and historian about Jakarta, also shows appreciation to this book, saying, “Stefano Romano’s sensitive camera lens captures in vivid colour aspects of Indonesian life that have barely changed in decades or even centuries…