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Peneliti di Badan Tenaga Nuklir Nasional (BATAN),

[Sony Thăng @nxt888]

What is the shahada worth if it stops at the American base gate?

What is Muslim brotherhood worth if it disappears the moment Washington makes a phone call?

What is all this talk of unity worth when the only unity that actually materializes is a coalition of silence around Palestine?

Iran’s steadfastness has exposed not just political weakness, but theological bankruptcy.

Because the issue is no longer abstract.

People are being slaughtered.

The aggressor is known.

The sponsors are known.

The enablers are known.

And still many rulers choose the side of comfort.

So yes, the question becomes unavoidable:

What kind of Islam remains once courage is removed from it?

[Iñigo San Millán @doctorinigo]

For decades, peer review has been treated as the gold standard of scientific validation.

Yet many scientists know the reality: the system is far from perfect. Peer review is broken and sometimes even corrupted.

The process can be slow, inconsistent, and vulnerable to bias. Reviewers are sometimes asked to judge work outside their true expertise. In other cases, they may be evaluating ideas that challenge the very paradigm in which they were trained. And occasionally, reviewers are simply competitors.

Ironically, the most prestigious journals can also be the most conservative. Truly new ideas are often met with skepticism, while safer work that fits the current narrative moves more easily through the system.

Increasingly, papers are judged less by the originality of the idea and more by the volume of data, the sophistication of statistics, and the beauty of the figures. Science risks becoming data-rich but idea-poor.

But there is an important reality to remember: journals do not ultimately decide the impact of scientific work. Impact is decided later, by the community. By the scientists who read it, test it, debate it, and cite it.

In the end, citations and ideas determine the legacy of a paper, not the impact factor of the journal that first published it.

Science has always advanced by questioning assumptions. Perhaps it is time we also question the system that filters scientific ideas.

[World Cup Files @KhaledBeydoun]

The faces and names of many of the 165 schoolgirls slain in Minab, Iran.

[susan abulhawa | سوزان ابو الهوى @susanabulhawa]

Iran has drawn blood from the United States, is pummeling Israel, and wiping out trillions of dollars of US military hardware, Gulf assets and revenue. They are slowing the global economy, with clear ability to grind it to a halt.
And we're just on Day 5, using the old Iranian missile and drone stockpiles. Their newer technology hasn't yet been unveiled. When they do, perhaps there will be nothing left of America's presence in the region.
I'm not posting this to prove how powerful Iran is, but to show how honorable, restrained, and rational they are. Unlike the US and Israel, they never acted in haste. They obviously had the power to cause great destruction and harm, but they acted with restraint, negotiating in good faith, making hard sacrifices to avoid war, despite the US reneging on earlier agreements and crippling their economy with sanctions.
The day before the US and Israel launched yet another unprovoked attack on them, weeks after the US and Israel tried to foment a color revolution to topple their government, the Iranian leadership acted with grace, cooperation, and prudence, agreeing to Trump's central demand that they never seek nuclear weapons—all in an effort to avoid this madness.
But here we are. And all the world is Iran.

[Anwar Ibrahim @anwaribrahim]

I unreservedly condemn the killing of Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. This act places the Middle East on the edge of grave and sustained instability. I extend my condolences to the Islamic Republic of Iran and to the Iranian people at this profoundly difficult moment.

Those who greet his death with approval should recognise the consequences of such actions. Existential threats seldom yield predictable reactions. The deliberate targeting of a head of state sets a dangerous precedent and weakens the norms and principles that underpin the international order.

At the same time, I urge the Iranian authorities to respond with the utmost restraint. Malaysia aligns itself with the statements issued by concerned countries calling on all parties to step back from further escalation.

My foremost concern remains the welfare and safety of Malaysians in Iran, the Gulf States and the wider Middle East. To all Malaysians in the affected region, your Government is taking every possible measure to ensure your protection. Our Missions have been given the full mandate and resources to assist you.

The Government will urgently evaluate the economic repercussions of the conflict, including risks to regional airspace and to freedom of navigation through the Strait of Hormuz. Malaysia's trade and energy security are directly implicated, and we will act as necessary to safeguard our national interests.

Malaysia calls for an immediate ceasefire, the protection of civilians and a return to serious dialogue. This crisis cannot be resolved by force. It requires diplomacy, restraint and political will.

ANWAR IBRAHIM

Photo: AFP

[Melissa Goh @MelGohCNA]

PM Anwar tabled a motion in parliament to condemn Israel’s attack on Iran that’s aided by US. He led MPs to observe a moment of silence on the passing of Iran top leadership and 180 children who perished and called for unity among gulf states to defend regional sovereignty.

[Francesca Albanese, UN Special Rapporteur oPt @FranceskAlbs]

Who believed that "if they only released the hostages"? Who believed in the ceasefire?
After killing 500+ people in about 3 months, Israel- armed and supported by the US - continues its genocide in Gaza undisturbed.
Don't let it become the new normal. Stand up against genocide!

[Ridho Rahmadi @RidhoRahmadi85]

Ada Apa di Hulu Aceh Tamiang?

[ET Hadi Saputra 🍉🦉🇮🇩🏴‍☠️ @ethadisaputra]

Saya harus akui, jantung saya berdetak kencang, ingatan saya kembali menyergap tajam saat melihat berita bencana di Sumatera pekan ini.

Dulu, hampir dua dekade lalu, saya ada di sana. Bukan sebagai pengacara, melainkan penerbang sipil yang dipanggil negara, berdesakan di lambung pesawat tua. Ya, pesawat TNI AU uzur.
Kami terbang gila-gilaan, hampir tidak kenal pagi, siang, atau malam. Seringkali, kami sudah harus take off dari Halim sebelum subuh. Tujuannya: Banda Aceh.

Kami bawa Hercules C-130 yang sudah sepuh itu. Pesawat itu, Bapak-Ibu sekalian, adalah potret jujur bangsa ini: tua, berisik, kurang terawat, tapi untungnya sangat andal dan pekerja keras.
Di dalam perutnya yang gelap, kami duduk di jaring samping. Telinga berdengung raungan Allison T56.

Jika Anda mau tau, bau di dalam kabin itu adalah campuran unik: solar, minyak mesin yang bocor halus, keringat relawan yang tidak mandi tiga hari, dan aroma timpahan mi instan basi.

Intensitasnya? Luar biasa. Bandara Sultan Iskandar Muda (SIM) mendadak menjadi terminal paling sibuk di dunia. Ada Hercules TNI, ada C-17 Amerika, ada Ilyushin dari Rusia, semua berebut slot. Air Traffic Controller (ATC) kita seperti pesulap. Semua ingin cepat, semua jadi pahlawan tanpa berharap bintang.

Ironinya adalah pada sistem logistik kita.
Di satu sisi, kita punya Hercules TNI yang bertempur mati-matian, mengangkut puluhan ton barang. Di sisi lain, muncul pahlawan yang datang dari sektor yang paling tidak kita duga: Maskapai Sipil.
Ya, maskapai-maskapai besar seperti Lion Air dan Batavia Air ikut menyumbangkan free lift dari Jakarta. Mereka menggunakan pesawat komersial, kursi dilepas, diisi karung beras. Mereka bergerak karena kemanusiaan, mendahului banyak surat izin dan nota dinas yang mungkin masih diketik di kantor-kantor pusat.

Dan pahlawan sejati di udara adalah Susi Air. @susipudjiastuti Saat pesawat-pesawat besar TNI dan asing fokus ke Banda Aceh, Meulaboh dan Simeulue masih jadi titik buta. Landasan hancur, Susi dengan dua pesawat kecil Cessna Caravan-nya mengangkut obat-obatan dan susu bayi. Susi dan crew pilot asingnya terbang nekat, masuk ke landasan perintis. Mereka adalah antitesis dari birokrasi yang kaku. Contoh nyata bagaimana rule of law itu sejenak harus tunduk pada rule of need. Kebutuhan lebih dulu, baru administrasi.

Saya ingat, interaksi kami dengan crew Susi itu terasa sangat kontras. Di dekat Hercules yang penuh serdadu, mereka berdiri di samping Caravan kecil, mengenakan kaos, mengangkut sendiri kardus-kardus tanpa forklift mewah. Salah satu pilot asingnya pernah menyindir, "Saya pikir tugas saya hanya lobster, ternyata saya juga delivery harapan kemanusiaan." Tawa kami pecah. Tawa terdengar pahit tapi kejujurannya nyata hanya berharap pahala.

Saat ini, kita kembali menghadapi bencana di Sumatera. Apa yang berubah? Infrastruktur mungkin lebih baik. Teknologi komunikasi pasti lebih canggih. Namun, saya khawatir, jiwa gotong royong yang non-bureaucratic itu justru semakin menipis. yang jelas saya tidak dipanggil lagi menerbangkan pesawat, mungkin pilotnya sudah banyak. Mungkin juga karena memang tak ada landasan yang bisa didaratin fix wing. Mungkin juga kita makin terbiasa menunggu instruksi pusat, menunggu dana cair, menunggu SOP selesai dicetak.

Padahal, semangat yang dibutuhkan saat bencana adalah semangat Susi Air: bergerak cepat, tidak bertanya izin, dan langsung menuju titik yang paling terluka. Semangat yang harusnya diwarisi oleh setiap aparatur sipil dan militer.

Sudah saatnya kita belajar dari Hercules tua dan Cessna kecil.
Aset terbaik bangsa ini bukanlah pesawat baru atau regulasi yang tebal, melainkan keberanian mengambil risiko dan keikhlasan untuk bergerak tanpa menunggu tepuk tangan.

Jika tidak, setiap bencana hanya akan jadi pengulangan tragedi birokrasi yang mematikan.

#ethadisaputra #majalahforumkeadilan #tsunamiaceh #operasikemanusiaan #hercules #susiair #dahlaniskan #hukumdanlogistik #militersipil #bencanaindonesia

[Prime Minister of Canada @CanadianPM]

Since 1947, Canada has supported a two-state solution – Palestine and Israel living side by side in peace and security. Today, Canada recognises the State of Palestine and offers our partnership in building the promise of lasting peace in the Middle East. https://t.co/wyORqCiyib

[Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office @FCDOGovUK]

The UK has announced its recognition of the State of Palestine.

Find out more about the context of today’s historic decision ↓

[Anthony Albanese @AlboMP]

My statement formally recognising the State of Palestine.

[Arnaud Bertrand @RnaudBertrand]

Absolutely extraordinary exchange between Israel and China 👇 I've never seen such a heated exchange come out of top-level forum in China (this is from the 12th Beijing Xiangshan Forum that started yesterday), this normally never happens.

The guy speaking is Yan Xuetong, the dean of the Institute of International Relations at Tsinghua University, the most prestigious university in China.

Speaking for Israel is a military officer apparently called Elad Shoshan.

Yan Xuetong truly doesn't hold back:
- When the Israeli officer tries to bullshit him around how Israel supposedly protects civilians in Gaza, he replies: "You killed more than 70,000 civilians!... The fact is not decided by you... It is not decided by your government. Your government has no legitimacy or the right to decide or defend what is fact"
- And when told that the war will end when Hamas release hostages he replies: "No, this kind of propaganda have too many. No one believe it! Too many! Too much! No one believe it, except a few Israelis"

[Good News From Indonesia @GNFI]

Kabar baik datang dari dunia badminton Indonesia sekaligus gelar pertama bagi ganda putra Indonesia di BWF World Tour 2025, Fajar/Fikri berhasil menjuarai China Open 2025 super 1000!

[NucNet Nuclear News @NucNetNews]

🇯🇵 Tepco Completes Unit 6 Fuel Loading As Kashiwazaki Kariwa #Nuclear Station Approaches Restart

#Japan has restarted 14 reactors since 2011 #Fukushima disaster

https://t.co/SHboUWTyD2

[Narasi Newsroom @NarasiNewsroom]

Pernyataan ini disampaikan oleh Perdana Menteri Malaysia, Anwar Ibrahim, saat berpidato dalam upacara penutupan Program Perak MADANI Rakyat (PMR) 2025, di Lumut Waterfront, Perak, Malaysia, Minggu (15/6/2025).

Simak selengkapnya isi pidato Anwar Ibrahim melalui tayangan berikut ini.

| Narasi Daily

[Mehdi Hasan @mehdirhasan]

"Iran doesn't have nukes. Israel does.
Iran is a signatory to the NPT. Israel isn't.
Iran has allowed IAEA inspectors into its country.
Israel doesn't."

But Israel's the victim?
My video for Zeteo on how the media's coverage of this crisis is abysmally biased.

[Al Jazeera English @AJEnglish]

“It’s so painful, what we see in Gaza … And let me be clear, this is not about ideology.”

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola discusses his views on Israel's war on Gaza, as well as how the images of children living through the war have affected him as a parent.

[Bicara Box Office @bicaraboxoffice]

JUMBO has arrived.
Selamat untuk cast and crew setelah perjalanan 63 hari tayang (yang masih akan berlanjut).

[Yipeng Ge 葛义朋 @yipengGe]

I don’t know what to say anymore. As doctors, we can’t stop a genocide and we can’t end a famine.

We provided a diagnosis - genocide.

We provided a prescription to end the genocide - for Canada to end its complicity and direct involvement in Israel’s crimes now.