Krisna Wicaksono

1 week ago | viva.co.id | Krisna Wicaksono

Jakarta, VIVA – The United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), the South China Sea (SCS) Code of Conduct, and various initiatives by the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) have been recognized as key frameworks for Indonesia and ASEAN countries in responding to China’s maritime diplomacy in the region.

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Bogor, VIVA – As environmental degradation continues to threaten biodiversity worldwide, efforts to foster public awareness are evolving beyond traditional campaigns. One emerging approach is visual storytelling—using images and videos not just to document, but to reconnect people with the subtle beauty and vulnerability of nature. This is the spirit behind the theme “The Picture of Nature’s Secret”, a reminder that much of what needs protecting lies out of plain sight.

2 weeks ago | viva.co.id | Krisna Wicaksono

Jakarta, VIVA – In today’s competitive landscape, a positive workplace culture has become a key factor not only in attracting talent but also in retaining employees and fostering long-term growth. Recognizing this, Cinépolis Cinemas Indonesia has earned the Great Place To Work® Certification for 2025, becoming the first company in Indonesia's entertainment sector to receive the distinction. The certification is based entirely on direct feedback from employees about their workplace experience.

2 weeks ago | viva.co.id | Krisna Wicaksono

Jakarta, VIVA – East Nusa Tenggara (NTT) is one of Indonesia’s provinces rich in cultural diversity and enduring traditions. Various ethnic groups such as the Manggarai, Sikka, Rote, and Timorese form a vibrant cultural mosaic, each with distinct languages, attire, traditional houses, and ceremonial practices passed down through generations. One of the most renowned cultural landmarks of NTT is the traditional Wae Rebo village in Manggarai, famous for its cone-shaped houses called Mbaru Niang.

1 month ago | viva.co.id | Krisna Wicaksono

Jakarta, VIVA – In a significant leadership transition, the Council of Palm Oil Producing Countries (CPOPC) has announced the appointment of Izzana Salleh as its new Secretary General and Musdhalifah Machmud as Deputy Secretary General for the term of June 2025 to May 2028. This change marks a pivotal moment in CPOPC’s mission to reinforce sustainability, inclusivity, and international cooperation in the palm oil industry.