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22 JUNI 2026

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Sulawesi History: How Ancient Geological Collisions and Early Human Migration Shaped Indonesia’s Most Unique Island

RADAR TULUNGAGUNG - The story of Sulawesi History stretches back more than 200 million years, beginning with dramatic tectonic collisions and continuing through some of humanity’s earliest maritime journeys. Scientific evidence shows that the Indonesian island emerged through complex geological processes before becoming a...
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Borneo: How the World’s Only Island Shared by Three Countries Came to Be Divided Between Indonesia, Malaysia and Brunei

RADAR TULUNGAGUNG - Borneo, the world’s only island governed by three sovereign nations, remains...
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Sultan Hasanuddin: How the “Rooster of the East” Led Gowa’s Fierce Resistance Against the Dutch VOC

RADAR TULUNGAGUNG - Sultan Hasanuddin, the 16th ruler of the Sultanate of Gowa, earned...
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Supersemar Controversy: Declassified CIA Records Renew Debate Over Sukarno’s Fall and Suharto’s Rise

RADAR TULUNGAGUNG - The Supersemar controversy has resurfaced as historians continue to examine declassified...
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Tirto Adhi Soerjo: How Indonesia’s Father of the National Press Used Journalism to Ignite National Awakening

RADAR TULUNGAGUNG - Tirto Adhi Soerjo, widely recognized as the Father of the National...
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March 1 General Offensive 1949: How a Six-Hour Operation in Yogyakarta Challenged Dutch Claims and Sparked a Historical Debate

RADAR TULUNGAGUNG - The March 1 General Offensive 1949 remains one of the most...
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Kartini and Islam: How a Javanese Scholar Transformed Indonesia’s Feminist Icon Through the Meaning of Al-Fatihah

RADAR TULUNGAGUNG - Kartini and Islam remain closely linked in Indonesia’s intellectual history, but...
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Operation Seroja: How Indonesia’s Intervention in Timor-Leste Sparked One of Southeast Asia’s Most Controversial Conflicts

RADAR TULUNGAGUNG - Operation Seroja, Indonesia’s military intervention in Timor-Leste on December 7, 1975,...
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Why Yogyakarta’s Special Region Status Endures: The Historic Role That Secured Its Unique Place in Indonesia

RADAR TULUNGAGUNG - The Yogyakarta Special Region Status remains one of Indonesia’s most unique...
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One Child Missing After Waves Sweep Away Three Students During School Trip to Pangi Beach

BLITAR - A school outing to Pangi Beach in Blitar Regency turned into a...
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Blitar BPR Corruption Case Moves Toward Trial as Prosecutors Finalize Credit Fraud Dossier

BLITAR - Prosecutors in Blitar are accelerating preparations for the trial of a corruption...
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Free Nutritious Meal Program Pause Leaves 16,000 Blitar Students Waiting as Officials Cite Administrative Delays

BLITAR - The temporary suspension of the Free Nutritious Meal Program (MBG) in Blitar...
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Blitar Police Bust 12 Drug Cases in May, Arrest 14 Suspects as Repeat Offenders Dominate Trade

BLITAR - Blitar Police have uncovered 12 drug-related cases and arrested 14 suspects during...
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Epaper

22 JUNI 2026

History

Sulawesi History: How Ancient Geological Collisions and Early Human Migration Shaped Indonesia’s Most Unique Island

RADAR TULUNGAGUNG - The story of Sulawesi History stretches back more than 200 million...
History

The Origins of the Dayak Tribe: Tracing the Ancient Roots, Migration, and Cultural Legacy of Borneo’s Indigenous People

RADAR TULUNGAGUNG - The term "Dayak" commonly refers to indigenous communities that live throughout...
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Borneo: How the World’s Only Island Shared by Three Countries Came to Be Divided Between Indonesia, Malaysia and Brunei

RADAR TULUNGAGUNG - Borneo, the world’s only island governed by three sovereign nations, remains...