Blog Seputar Politik & Ekonomi
JAKARTA, turkeconom.com – In recent years, the political landscape in Indonesia has raised eyebrows and sparked discussions among citizens and observers alike. The question on many lips is: Are we … Read More
JAKARTA, turkeconom.com – Senate Elections: Why the DPD Still Feels Invisible is this question that keeps bugging me every time election season comes around. I mean, isn’t the DPD supposed … Read More
JAKARTA, turkeconom.com – Democracy in Decline: Are We Witnessing Erosion of Public Voice? That’s not just some headline—I’m actually asking myself that every time I scroll through the news or … Read More
JAKARTA, turkeconom.com – Constitutional Reform: Is It Time to Rethink the 1945 Charter? That’s a kinda big question, right? I mean, the 1945 Constitution—or UUD 1945 as we all know … Read More
JAKARTA, turkeconom.com – Opposition Role: Can Indonesia’s Critics Be Heard? To be honest, this question is something I’ve tossed around in my head a thousand times. I’ve even argued about … Read More
JAKARTA, turkeconom.com – Election Access: Are Rural Voters Being Left Behind? That question’s been buzzing around my mind ever since I volunteered as a poll watcher in a remote hamlet … Read More
JAKARTA, turkeconom.com – Have you ever wondered why the news is always buzzing about voting days in the DPR? Let me tell you, “Legislative Control: Why Every Vote in the … Read More
JAKARTA, turkeconom.com – So, I’ve spent a fair chunk of my adult life glued to screens and newsfeeds, trying to make sense of how democracy actually works—especially when it comes … Read More
JAKARTA, turkeconom.com – If you’ve ever pulled that voting lever and wondered if your voice would really count – trust me, you’re far from alone. Democracy Challenges: Threats to Free … Read More
JAKARTA, turkeconom.com – So let’s just cut to the chase: if you’d asked me five years ago what constitutional law actually did—beyond something dusty in textbooks—I’d probably just blink at … Read More
