Absurd AI-generated internet trends are impacting youth, deteriorating cognitive functions and creating complex legal challenges online.
Ya’s life is shaped by displacement and resilience.
It is urgent to crimininalise AI-generated CSAM and undertake a legal reform to protect children online.
The widely contested revisions to the military law are still within reasonable limits.
Malaysia navigates a complex role in facilitating peace talks for Thailand’s southern insurgency, balancing ties and trust.
A short report on eFishery’s financial conundrum and its implications to Indonesia’s business landscape.
Indonesia’s top religious groups risk independence by accepting mining concessions, aligning closely with the state’s political and economic interests.
The first of this two-part article on the amendment process of the controversial UU ITE focuses on the problematic beginning of the act as well as the questionable decision to keep the process behind closed doors.
The Indonesian society may get polarized once again, as long as the Dunning-Kruger effect and partisanship remain in place.
Scores of terror inmates recently abandoned their radical beliefs and embraced the sovereignty of Indonesia. Is that enough?
White saviors believe they could save the world from “backwardness”. The latest incident in Malaysia demonstrates just how wrong they are.
The Green Ribbon Group (GRG) has published its second report entitled “Senior Leadership: Navigating the Modern Workplace”. Full report republished here.
stratsea.com is please to announce the publication of Regionalisasi Ketahanan Nasional Indonesia di ASEAN (The Regionalization of Indonesia’s National Resilience in ASEAN), written by Galby Rifqi Samhudi, a frequent contributor of political-security issues to our platform.
For years, Prabowo has tried to cultivate a good relationship with China. With the election coming next year, is he simply covering his grounds in case he gets elected?
President Yoon Seok-yeol has shifted South Korea’s position from strategic ambiguity to strategic clarity which focuses on solidifying Seoul’s relations with the United States. Obviously, this impacts its relations with China and North Korea.
Some say Sunnis and Shiites cannot sit next to each other. Indonesia and Iran prove them wrong.
K-pop, K-drama and technologies. These could very well be South Korea’s recipe against stagflation.
