Learning from GOTO: Managing Perception in the Middle of a Reputation Crisis
In modern business, reputation is not solely shaped by financial performance, product quality, or service excellence. It is shaped, above all, by perception. And in certain situations, perception move ...
Breaking the Limit at the 2026 London Marathon: When Framing Is Defeated by Facts
The achievement of Sabastian Sawe finishing an official marathon in under two hours at the London Marathon 2026 is more than just a major milestone in sports.Sawe crossed the finish line in 1:59:3 ...
Halal Trade Agreement with the U.S.: Is Indonesia Preparing to Become a Market Again?
Indonesia and the United States have signed the Agreement toward a New Golden Age US–Indonesia Alliance. One of the most discussed points is the reported exception related to halal certification for U ...
Indonesia, the Board of Peace, and the Politics of Strategic Presence
The recent announcement by the U.S. President to form a Board of Peace (BoP), positioned as an alternative multilateral forum to address global conflicts, has sparked both curiosity and controversy. T ...
Why “Broken Strings” Went Viral: The Power of Framing in Public Discourse
In recent weeks, public attention has been drawn to Broken Strings, a memoir by actress Aurelie Moeremans that discusses her experience with child grooming. More than a personal story, the book has be ...