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Happy Lunar New Year!

We should welcome the new year with a fresh spirit, beaming smile and love in your heart.

We wish that your friends be closer and your life be full of joy.

May wealth and prosperity come your way. Once again Happy Lunar New Year!

Source :
https://chinesenewyear.net/

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Selamat sore semua! Selamat Hari Bela Negara!!

Tanggal 19 Desember diperingati sebagai Hari Bela Negara (HBN). Deklarasi Pemerintah Darurat Republik Indonesia (PDRI) yang dibentuk pada 19 Desember 1948 oleh Sjafruddin Prawiranegara di Sumatera Barat merupakan awal bermulanya peringatan ini.

Apa aja sih yang kalian ketahui tentang Hari Bela Negara? Tinggalkan komentarmu di bawah ya!







sc:
https://www.wantannas.go.id/hari-bela-negara/
https://tirto.id/sejarah-hari-bela-negara-yang-diperingati-setiap-19-desember-enJ5

Hello, researchers! How are you today? Hope you guys are doing well💛 Here we have the recap of the Brainstorming Class last Saturday!

We discussed about your research progress, you had the chance to consult with Academic Base and Global Intelligent, and there was also brainstorming between each group!

It was fun, wasn't it?! Can't wait yo see y'all in the next class! Cheers

Hello, researchers! Exciting stuff is coming soon!

We're going to start our research class on Saturday, December 5 at 15:30. Our class will be located at Ai Cafe!

See ya there! Cheers✨

Hello researcher, how are you today? This is a coaching clinic class #2 recap🎉👏.

Yesterday we got various kinds of very useful material about social research that was presented by Mr. Muhaimin Zulhair. We hope this class can strengthen the basic knowledge of researchers about social research.

What impression did you get in this coaching clinic class #2? Tell us and comment below!

Selamat hari guru! 🎉

Guru adalah pahlawan tanpa tanda jasa. guru merupakan pekerjaan yang sangat mulia, karena memikul beban dalam membimbing para generasi muda agar kelak kedepannya menjadi orang yang sukses.

Namun guru tidak hanya terbatas kepada profesi saja, meskipun tidak menyandang profesi guru yang sah, namun jika seseorang telah mengajarkan banyak hal yang bermanfaat, maka orang tersebut telah menjadi guru. Selain itu mendapatkan pendidikan tidak hanya terbatas di sekolah saja, namun juga di rumah, karena keluarga juga mengambil andil yang besar dalam membentuk karakter anak mereka. Seperti yang Ki hajar dewantara katakan : "setiap orang menjadi guru, dan setiap rumah menjadi sekolah.

Menurut para researcher, makna hari guru itu apa sih? dan harapan untuk para guru kedepannya apa? Tulis di kolom komentar yaaa

Sc :
https://tirto.id/sejarah-hari-guru-nasional-yang-diperingati-25-november-2019-emgq
http://www.sukita.info/indah-permata-sari/kutipan-ki-hadjar-dewantara/

Good news for you!
Today our podcast Diplomatalks are officially launched! 👏.

Diplomatalks are iisauc innovations in channeling thoughts, ideas, and scientific papers to be more easily conveyed to the audience. Also, it will discuss about variety of contemporary issues that are packaged with fun.

Now, we're proudly to present our first episode "Limbah Plastik Tiongkok dan Perubahan Iklim"
with Lucke Kharimah and Mawaddah Dhuha Rahmarilla in todays talk.

Why do we have to discuss about China? What's the connection with climate change? Hit the link in our bio or search "Diplomatalks" on Spotify, Anchor, and Soundcloud to find out more!

Hello, researchers! Another fun fact has arrived! Do you know why Egypt is called "Mesir", Greece is called "Yunani", and Netherlands is called "Belanda" in Indonesia?

Egypt = Mesir
The original name of Egypt is the Arab Republic of Egypt or Jumhūriyyat Miṣr al-’Arabiyya in Arabic. From its original name, you can already see "Mesir" there. Indonesian people have long been very well known by Egypt. The close relations between countries have been going on for a long time. Even in the Koran, the term Mashr (Mesir) and the term that uses it 35 times.

Greece = Yunani
The official name of the Greece in their own language is Ελληνική Δημοκρατία (Ellinikí Dhimokratía). Greece is known as "Yunani" in Indonesia because of Arabs culture. There used to be an area in Greece called Ionia (now it belongs in Turkey), where the people there are called Yunan and that area is called Yunanistan. This mention of Yunan was carried by the Arabs to Indonesia.

Netherlands = Belanda
Many versions developed why the Netherlands is called "Belanda" by Indonesians. The most common version is because they are blonde. During the colonial era, Indonesians or Javanese had difficulty saying the word "blonde", so they called "londo" for invaders from the Netherlands. The word "londo" developed into "Walanda" to the Netherlands as it is today.

What do you think about these countries' name in Indonesia? Do you find it interesting? Comment down bellow and let us know!

Sources :
https://www.hipwee.com/travel/begini-ternyata-asal-usul-greece-disebut-yunani-netherland-jadi-belanda-dan-egypt-jadi-mesir/
https://www.google.co.id/url?q=https://playworld.id/piknik/destinasi/begini-ternyata-asal-usul-greece-disebut-yunani-netherland-jadi-belanda-dan-egypt-jadi-mesir&sa=U&ved=2ahUKEwj_mK6l0M3lAhVaWX0KHb9VBzcQFjAFegQIBhAB&usg=AOvVaw0apJiDmLQJ9obd6yHoR1YG

Good afternoon, everyone! How's your day so far? Today is UN Day! Do you know what UN Day is?

UN Day marks the anniversary of the entry into force in 1945 of the UN Charter. With the ratification of this founding document by the majority of its signatories, including the five permanent members of the Security Council, the United Nations officially came into being.

24 October has been celebrated as United Nations Day since 1948. In 1971, the United Nations General Assembly recommended that the day be observed by Member States as a public holiday.

Don't forget to share this and spread the knowledge!





Sc: https://www.un.org/en/events/unday/

Good afternoon, researchers! How's your weekend so far?

Do you remember what we did in Deja Vu Class yesterday? Did you have much fun? Because we sure did! We had history of IRs explained by Acabase, sharing session with one of our alumni, played some games, and learned about table manners!

Can you tell us which activity was your favorite? Comment down bellow☺☺☺

Hola Researchers!

How are you guys feeling after the first class? Hope you guys are excited because here's a reminder of our next class tomorrow: "Deja Vu Class"

Date/Time: on Saturday, 12th Oct 2019 at 14:00.
Location: 7SevenChicken.
Dresscode: Semi casual.

See you there! Cheers✨

Hello, researchers!✨
Did you know that Australia military force was defeated by birds? The Emu bird to be exact which is bird originated in Australia. It may sounds like a joke, but it happened!

It was all started in 1932 where Emu population kept increasing in Central Australia. Then because they ran out of food, about 20.000 Emus migrated to Western Australia. Lots of corn fields and wheat corps of local farmers were ravaged by the Emus. The farmers then eventually petitioned for military aid from the Minister of Defence, George Pearce, to help them get rid of the Emus. The petition then soon approved by him.

On the 2nd of November 1932, Autralia military force arrived in Campion district, Western Australia with two Lewis automatic machine guns and 10.000 rounds of amunition. After saw 50 Emus, they immediately chase them as shot them, until there were only a dozen out of the thousands were dead by the day’s end. This war were lasted for 6 days. In the end, the Australia military force retreated because roughly 2.500 rounds had been fired and only killed somewhere between 50-200 Emus.

Australia military force were defeated due to Emu's agile motion and their strong body. Not only those two things, Emus is also very smart. They use guerilla tactics which made the military force distracted.

Isn’t it interesting? What are your thoughts on this war? Can you analyze The Great Emu War with IR perspectives? Comment down below😄

Sc: https://www.australiangeographic.com.au/topics/wildlife/2016/10/on-this-day-the-emu-wars-begin/