Yesterday's Politics: From the Bandung Spirit to the Presidential Palace Guard Handoff

Jakarta (ANTARA) - Several political events were reported by us on Sunday (19/4), and here are five stories that you can read again this morning, ranging from Culture Minister Fadli Zon’s discussion on the Bandung Spirit to the Serah Terima Kawal Istana programme. 1. Culture Minister: Bandung Spirit as a moral compass amid global dynamics Culture Minister Fadli Zon emphasised that the Bandung Spirit, born from the Asia-Africa Conference, remains relevant as a moral compass in the face of increasingly uncertain global dynamics. Read more here. 2. Police urged to investigate stabbing of Golkar Southeast Maluku II Chapter Chairman The Golkar Party Maluku Chapter has called on the police to thoroughly investigate the alleged stabbing of the Chairman of the Golkar Southeast Maluku II Chapter (Malra), Agrapinus Rumatora (Nus Kei), by an unknown assailant at the exit of Karel Sadsuitubun Airport. Read more here. 3. Rustini Muhaimin invites citizens to return to family through Return to Family Executive Board Member of the Women’s Nation Party Rustini Muhaimin Iskandar has invited Indonesian citizens to return to their respective families through the ‘Return to Family’ movement. Read more here. 4. Entering the third month, Serah Terima Kawal Istana becomes a must-see attraction at CFD The changing of the guard ceremony at Merdeka Palace, or Serah Terima Kawal Istana Merdeka, has become a must-see attraction eagerly awaited by the public thronging the car-free roads during the weekly car-free day (CFD) every Sunday morning on the protocol roads around the Palace. Read more here. 5. Lemhannas: DPRD chair retreat expected to align centre-regions The Governor of the National Resilience Institute (Lemhannas) Ace Hasan Syadzily hopes that the Retreat Course for Strengthening Regional Leadership for Chairmen of Provincial, Regency, and City DPRDs across Indonesia will be able to align central and regional government policies as a unified entity within the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia. Read more here.