Written by Bryan Samuel, Rafachrist Nehemia, and Hanifa Putri External Events Division FPCI Chapter UI Board of 2024 On 10th of June 2024, members of FPCI Chapter Universitas Indonesia visited the Embassy of the Arab Republic of Egypt in Jakarta for the Tea Time with Ambassador (TTWA) #1 2024 event. About Tea Time with Ambassador …
Written by Wilson Changgrairawan, Felicia Atmapralieto, Jovi Pratama Putra Research and Analysis Division FPCI Chapter UI Board of 2024 While much of the world’s diplomatic activity plays out in the open, the relationship between Indonesia and Israel mostly unfolds behind the scenes. These two nations, seemingly worlds apart in geography and ideology, engage in a …
Outlook #2: Economical Bonds and Political Barriers: Indonesia’s Israeli Dichotomy Read More »
Written by Aletha Herdiman, Anindya Putri Syam, and Alya Al-Kautsar Z. Research and Analysis Division FPCI Chapter UI Board of 2024 One of the world’s most significant women’s rights catastrophes has been brought about by the Taliban in the past 2.5 years when they returned to power in Afghanistan. Women’s rights to education, work, political …
Outlook #1: The Hazardous Human Rights Violation of Hazara Women in Afghanistan Read More »
Written by Ahmad Yasri Zaenuri (Public Relations), Sharon Felicia Davidson (External Events), and Priya Danuputranto (Protégé) FPCI Chapter UI Board of 2023 Green Investments: A Closer Look at Indonesia’s Progressive Approach The emphasis on addressing climate change is widespread across Indonesia. The significant risk faced by the younger generation is becoming increasingly apparent. Climate change influences …
Outlook #7: Green Investment: Balancing Economic Growth and Environmental Protection Read More »
Written by Neihan Kalila (FPCI Chapter Airlangga) and Stefanie Gloria (FPCI Chapter UI) What This Is All About After its 40-year steady growth, China is currently climbing the global economic ladder as the world’s second strongest power. Averaging 9.5% Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth through 2018, the World Bank described China as “the fastest sustained …
CORE #4: Navigating China’s Economic Meltdown: The End of The 40-year Boom? Read More »
Written by Bimo Bagaskara Indiputera and Inayah Keydiza(Research and Analysis Division FPCI Chapter UI and FPCI Universitas Airlangga Board of 2023) The world is caught in limbo regarding the fate of the Wagner Group, a Russian mercenary group with over 5,000 soldiers stationed across conflict-stricken countries in Africa like the Central African Republic (CAR), Libya, …
Written by Khansa Maritza., and Rafi Ikhsan Adimulya; Edited by Ramadhani Hadi., and Athaya Aurelia Public Relations Division FPCI Chapter UI Board of 2023 A Memo from the Event On 25th November 2023, FPCI Chapter UI Diplomatic Organizational Forum 2023 was held with the topic “From Local Inequity to Global Ripples: The Domino Effect of …
Written by Arthur Farellio H.P., Natasha Fazilla P.N., and Stefanie Gloria Research and Analysis Division FPCI Chapter UI Board of 2023 Globalization has allowed for the transfer of trade and culture across nations. This interconnectedness also results in the disposal of wastes from More Economically Developed Countries (“MEDCs”) to Less and Middle-Income Economically Developing Countries …
Outlook #6: Plastic’s Travel: How Waste Flows Across Borders Read More »
WWritten by Larasati Hidiaputri, Natasha Fazilla P.N., and Naufal Qinthara Rasyad Research and Analysis Division FPCI Chapter UI Board of 2023 During the first day of Eid al-Adha on the 28th of June of 2023, a man started a demonstration and burned the Holy Quran in front of the Grand Mosque of Stockholm (Mannes & …
Outlook #5: Quran Burnings in Sweden: Free Speech Gone Too Far? Read More »
Written by Larasati Hidiaputri, Naufal Qinthara Rasyad, and Stefanie Gloria Research and Analysis Division FPCI Chapter UI Board of 2023 Waves of Uncertainties in Pakistan Recently, Pakistan’s tumultuous political and economic landscape has garnered significant international attention, especially from the great powers, as Pakistan still struggles to ensure its people’s social welfare and map out …
Outlook #4: Pakistan’s Crisis: A Pandora’s Box of Global (In)security Read More »