IKN: The Capital that Struggles to be Loved
IKN: the capital that struggles to be loved. By Apen Panlelugen The Nusantara Capital City , or IKN, has been conceived and…
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Borneo as an Archive of Silenced Histories
A book that jolts, startles, and opens the eyes of many readers. By Apai Deraman Eksploitasi Dayak Masa ke Masa is a book …
The Surge of Prostitution in Indonesia’s New Capital: A Social Challenge Behind the Nation’s Grand Development
A shocking development has followed the rise of Indonesia’s new capital (IKN): a surge in social ills affecting the commun…
When Citizens Feel Compelled to Buy Back the Forest
Evidence that the public no longer trusts the government to manage Indonesia ’s forests fairly and in the interest of its …
The Last Frontier: Why Borneo’s Survival is Now a Global Responsibility
Why Borneo’s survival is now a Global Responsibility? A political cartoon now circulating widely speaks louder than any edit…
Borneo Is Bleeding: The World Must Act Before This Natural Paradise Becomes a Tourism Wasteland
Save Borneo from the floods and landslides triggered by oligarch-driven deforestation and the vast river systems now poised …
If Palm Oil Replaces Borneo’s Forests: What Remains of Borneo’s Ecotourism?
An aerial view of an oil palm plantation bordering a forest in Sentabai Village, West Kalimantan, in 2017. Photo by CIFOR/Na…
Borneo’s Seasonal Riches, and the Shadow Over Its Forests
Durian from West Borneo along the Entekong–Tebedu border is renowned for its exceptional flavor, not only because it is com…
