The New Order era in Indonesia, spanning from 1966 to 1998 under President Suharto, is one of the most defining […]

The Reformasi period marks one of the most significant chapters in Indonesian history, representing a profound political and social transformation

Indonesia, the world’s third-largest democracy by population, has a rich and complex history of democratic development. From its early nationalist

Indonesia, the world’s largest archipelago and fourth most populous country, boasts a rich and complex economic history. From its early

Sukarno is an iconic figure in Indonesian history, widely regarded as the Father of the Nation and the country’s first

Mohammad Hatta is widely regarded as one of the founding fathers of modern Indonesia. His role in Indonesia’s struggle for

Raden Ajeng Kartini remains one of Indonesia’s most celebrated figures in the history of women’s rights. Her courage, vision, and

Suharto, Indonesia’s second president, ruled the country for over three decades, from 1967 to 1998. His presidency was marked by

Tan Malaka is one of Indonesia’s most influential yet often underappreciated figures in the struggle for independence and the development

Dewi Sartika stands as one of Indonesia’s most influential figures in the advancement of education, particularly women’s education. Known for

Ki Hajar Dewantara is widely recognized as the father of Indonesian education and a pioneer of the country’s national education

Prince Diponegoro is one of Indonesia’s most revered national heroes, known for leading a monumental rebellion against Dutch colonial rule