Written by: Braxton Gunawan & Bryant Jabta Ivan Situmorang A Bunch of Shrimp that are Laying on the Ground - Etienne Girardet When a single radioactive trace was found in Indonesia’s shrimp imports, it was more than enough to scare the entire shrimp export sector. Even news on just a single shipment can lead to a 35% drop in shrimp prices and a rejection of 439 shipments amounting to USD $60.2million for Indonesia. What makes the case particularly interesting is that such a t

The UPH Law School FDI Moot Team proudly represented Indonesia at the 2025 Global Rounds of the Foreign Direct Investment International Arbitration Moot, held at Suffolk University Law School in Boston, USA. This year’s team consisted of Katrina Martin (Team Captain), Muhammad Glenn Akbar, Zoya Windyaningrum, Braxton Gunawan, and Jocevine Meganta Lovejoy El Lubis, who competed together as full members of the delegation. The Global Rounds brought together many of the world’s l

Written by: Arya Tidar Wirabhumi Edited by: Imelda Jo Anastasya Muhammad Athaya Helmy Nasution, an Indonesian student, passed away in Vienna, Austria, after experiencing a seizure while accompanying a closed visit involving officials from Indonesia’s House of Representatives, Financial Services Authority, and central bank. The forensic autopsy report indicated that the seizure was likely caused by heatstroke resulting from dehydration, insufficient nutrition, and exhaustion,

Written by: Aina Hidayat and Celestial Darya Suryadi The famous labubu plush - Declan Sun via Unsplash Pop Mart, a Chinese toy company, has taken the global market by storm in recent years for its unique characters, one of them being Labubu. Labubu is a line of collectible monster plush toys, with sharp teeth as their trademark trait. Their figures are constantly released in various sizes and a wide range of colors, outfits, and accessories, attracting collectors to purchas