Project Multatuli
May 4, 2021
Thoughts
Stories
Fate of the indigenous O’Hongana Manyawa around Tesla’s supply chain on Halmahera
August 1, 2024
The O’Hongana Manyawa or Tobelo Dalam people have lived in Halmahera’s forests for centuries, yet authorities still misunderstand, criminalize, and push them out of their
Why Britain’s food couriers are in endless limbo
June 16, 2023
It was 2 am on the second Saturday of June on London’s Great Portland Street, but it felt like a rush hour. Dozens of people
‘This is too much’: How people grow tired of subscriptions
April 21, 2023
The UK’s subscription boom, which emerged in the early phase of Covid-19 pandemic, has turned out to be short-lived. To survive, subscription companies must ensure
I want Bangkok Haunted, not American Psycho with laugh tracks
February 8, 2023
Roman goddess Diana had company that Friday night on February 3, 2023. At least 15 people surrounded the statue beside London’s Green Park. Some were
Makbul Mubarak: From critiquing acclaimed films to creating one
February 1, 2023
For 1,400 film industry professionals and cinephiles in attendance, it might be just another screening at Venice Film Festival on September 3, 2022. But for
Cash-reliant Indonesians here to stay
January 13, 2023
Indonesia’s e-commerce sector has seen a significant boom in recent years, yet its people’s love of cash payment seems to be flourishing, even amid the
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VIRIYA SINGGIH
Journalist. Proud Manchester United fan. Theater enthusiast. Love to travel when money and time allow.