Many Gen Z want to leave because they feel Indonesia is too “crowded.” But moving abroad is not always as ideal as it appears in Instagram highlights. So leaving is not necessarily a problem—but it should not be driven only by the vibe. You need to know where you are...

Just in the first week at work, already thinking about taking leave. Surprised by the office culture, unsure who to talk to, and starting to wonder, “Why does this feel so different from what I imagined during college… should I just resign?” In this episode, we talk...

In this episode of Ngobrolin HI, the discussion examines the dynamics of democracy in South Korea following the declaration of a state of emergency by President Yoon Suk-yeol. Mbak Ratih, together with two special speakers, Pak Pius Sugeng and Bang Mangadar, explore...

Mas Adri, Mas Idil, Mas Kishino, and Mas Aska discuss how to interpret the foreign policy moves of the 47th President of the United States, Donald Trump, which appear to be significantly reshaping the global order. https://youtu.be/pm_zWo9UTNM

In the latest episode of Ngobrolin HI podcast, we discuss the intersection of two crucial issues in International Relations: climate change and gender. 🌏✨ How does Climate Change affect women, children, and persons with disabilities? Who are the most vulnerable? To...

In the final episode on President Prabowo Subianto’s foreign policy tour, Mas Adri, Mas Idil, Mbak Mya, and Mas Kishino discuss his international visits that reflect Indonesia’s commitment to multilateralism. This is seen through Indonesia’s participation in the APEC...

In this episode of Ngobrolin HI, Mas Idil, Mas Adri, Mbak Jess, and Mas Kishino discuss their predictions on how global politics may evolve after Donald Trump is inaugurated as President of the United States on 20 January 2025, and how Indonesia should respond to the...

In this episode of Ngobrolin HI, Mas Idil, Mas Adri, Mas Abe, and Mbak Mia discuss the international visits of President Prabowo Subianto to several countries, including China, as well as Indonesia’s diplomatic engagement with BRICS and other “non-Western” partners....