If Indonesia is able to suppress a third wave of Covid-19, apart from saving its citizens, it will also stand as a good example for the world in handling the pandemic.

When the number of new Covid-19 cases has begun to subside, the reopening of schools gets the green light. But it is important for the sake of mutual safety, because the pandemic is still threatening.

Schools can be reopened as long as they meet a number of requirements. In addition to a low risk of Covid-19 transmission, it must be ensured that there is a high vaccination rate and a health protocol is implemented.

The level of public satisfaction with the Jokowi - Ma\'ruf Amin government has increased again. The public approval is expected to be social capital motivating the government to work harder amid the tough challenges ahead

Indonesia can smile proudly, because, among the G-20 countries, it is predicted to have the second-fastest economic recovery, after China.

The 2020 Borobudur Marathon received appreciation from runners even though it was held in the backdrop of the COVID-19 pandemic.

As the 2020 simultaneous regional elections near, violations of COVID-19 health protocols are getting more rampant. A regulation in lieu of law, therefore, is necessary to strengthen the prevention of violations

A number of candidates contesting the 2020 regional elections (Pilkada) have tested positive for Covid-19 during the registration stage.