

Beyond the Digital Netwar: Repositioning Human Security in the Papua Narrative
By: Fauzia G. Cempaka Timur, Senior Analyst ISI The recent tragedy at the Grasberg mine—where a Freeport Indonesia employee, Simson Mulia, was shot and killed while simply traveling to his work site on March 11, 2026—is a sobering reminder that the conflict in Papua is measured in lives, not just hashtags. This incident, followed by the immediate deployment of Satgas Amole and the tightening of security across Tembagapura, underscores a persistent and exhausting cycle. Violen
Apr 275 min read


Radikalisme Digital Dalam Post-Truth Era
Dalam sistem internasional yang bersifat multipolar, Indonesia mendapatkan ancaman non-tradisional yang bersifat lintas batas, dan dinilai dapat mencederai nilai moral identitas Pancasila. Ancaman tersebut, dikenal dengan istilah Post-truth era atau pasca kebenaran yang berkelindan dengan paham ekstremisme, atau radikalisme. Kedua ancaman tersebut, secara tidak langsung telah bersifat non-material, dan menimbulkan ancaman yang signifikan bagi tatanan demokrasi bangsa.
Mar 277 min read


Indonesia Faces Border Test In Election Season
The site of damage following a 2016 terror attack in Jakarta. : Gunawan Kartapranata, Authors Curie Maharani BINUS University Andi Raihanah Ashar BINUS University Editors Tommy Prayoga DOI 10.54377/c116-0bd1 As Indonesia prepares for its regional elections in November, it will likely again face the challenge of combating terrorism at the ballot box. Ahead of the 2024 national elections, 59 people were arrested in counter-terrorism raids, with assault rifles and bomb-making c
Aug 12, 20245 min read