Recently, the world has been in a frenzy with the presidential election of the United States. It was the bitter election between Joe Biden and Donald Trump that left the world’s eyes on it. After nearly 50 years in public office as a senate, and a lifelong ambition to become president, Joe Biden has won …
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Written by Elmerald Daud and Najla Nur Fauziyah Ever since the biggest wildfire case in 1997, Indonesia has time and time again reported the occurance of forest fires. The recent one reported to be the biggest occured in 2019 which burnt 2.12 million acres of land surpassing the previous one in 2018 as told by …
Violation against human rights has been a big issue in America since the first 20th century, that is also the reason why The Bill of Rights became legitimate in 1791 to guarantees civil and political rights to individual citizens, including: freedom of speech, religion, and association; the right to a fair trial; and the prohibition …
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On 10 February 2020, Trump administration stated that U.S will not granted special preferences treatment towards several countries which considered as no longer “developing country,” quoting the notice issued by U.S Trade Representative (USTR). The origins of this special preferences came from WTO Agreement on Subsidies and Countervailing Measures (SCM Agreement). Under the SCM …
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On May 6th, 2020, amid COVID-19’s outbreak, a South Korean You Tuber, Jang Han-Sol has posted a video on his YouTube channel, Korea Reomit, which shows MBC’s (abbreviation for Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation, a South Korean media company) news about dumping of Indonesian seafarer in Chinese-flagged Ship Long Xing 629 to the sea. This revealing …
Author’s Notes: This article is a pure works of research and do not have any intention to undermine certain racial group The existence of the Coronavirus Diseases (COVID-19) was previously acknowledged on an early stage by 33 year old ophthalmologist at Wuhan General Hospital, Li Wenliang. He was credited as the first medical professionals who …
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Until this article are written (28/3/2020), there are 1.155 cases of coronavirus (COVID-19) in Indonesia with number of death tolls are still rising.[1] Given this situation, Indonesian government led by President Joko Widodo itself has made some negligence while mitigating this pandemic. For example, the government are encouraging people to not worry too much …
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European Union (EU) finally agreed to back the deadline for the United Kingdom (UK) process to leave the EU or Brexit until 31 January 2020. Therefore, three times the EU has postponed the Brexit deadline from the beginning on 31 March 2019 to 31 October 2019, and now in early 2020. The Brexit agreement has …
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The status of Jerusalem is well-recognized as a long-disputed area since the British conquest of the city in November 1917, Ottoman sovereignty over Jerusalem was uncontested. Due to the presence of holy places in Jerusalem, in many respects, its status was unique because of the importance attached to it by the Allied powers that …
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Since its inauguration in 2016, Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte issued one of his policies which is quite popular, namely the “war on drugs.” This war is meant literally, by killing every suspected drug dealer. Most victims were executed without trial. Since its inauguration in 2016, Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte issued one of his policies which …
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