Letters, edisi : TE2703 - Jokowi Returns - Magz TEMPO

Readers express concern over the stagnant economy and offer suggestions for making the free nutritious meal program more effective.

Indonesia remains preoccupied with corruption and other forms of misconduct, while neighboring countries advance to the upper-middle-income category.

A reader reflects on the arrests of dozens of regional leaders in less than two years over corruption allegations.

Tempo CEO Arif Zulkifli on the challenges facing journalism today and newsroom regeneration. An effort to remain relevant.

Indonesia will soon mark its 81st year of independence. But the nation’s sense of shame is steadily fading.

Is it time for Indonesia to enact the Asset Forfeiture Law as corruption spirals out of control?

The red-and-white cooperatives are founded on a noble objective. To achieve that goal, four key considerations should be taken into account.