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Pancasila Improves a World View Based on Culture and Ethics Pancasila, as the basic philosophy of the Indonesian state, has a central position in shaping the identity and direction of the nation’s development outlook. In this context, the concept of “welthanccung” (a view to improve something) which means improving the world, provides a new dimension
Pancasila Prevents Antagonistic Tides of Democracy Antagonistic is a concept used to describe relationships or interactions that involve conflict or resistance between two or more parties. In a more general context, this term refers to a situation in which one entity or character acts as an opponent or enemy of another entity or character. In
Geopolitics and Geostrategy of Indonesian Air Defense KF-21 Boramae fighter aircraft The Indonesian Ministry of Defense remains committed to continuing cooperation in developing the KFX/IFX fighter aircraft with South Korea as a national priority program. This was conveyed by the Director of Defense Technology and Industry, Directorate General of Defense Potential, Ministry of Defense, First
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