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Dea Iftina

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Living on the Border and Belonging Nowhere

Legally lost, where “country” is just an idea

3d ago

Living on the Border and Belonging Nowhere

3d ago

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How Game Theory Helps Me Stress Less

When life feels uncertain, strategic thinking helps me take back control

May 28

How Game Theory Helps Me Stress Less

May 28

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One Step Every Five Seconds: A Journey Up Mount Rinjani

A story of conquering a 3,726 m.a.s.l volcano while grieving the loss of a father

May 23

One Step Every Five Seconds: A Journey Up Mount Rinjani

May 23

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Globetrotters

I Traveled Alone in India at 22 as a Muslim Woman — It Was (Not) Eat, Pray, Love

I came home with a deeper faith and strength — because I lived the why.

May 16

I Traveled Alone in India at 22 as a Muslim Woman — It Was (Not) Eat, Pray, Love

May 16

The Biggest Mistake in Indonesian Education

A philosophical critique of education

May 4

The Biggest Mistake in Indonesian Education

May 4

Why I Left Indonesian Politics — or Struggled in It

And no, I wasn’t a politician — just someone who worked behind the scenes.

May 1

Why I Left Indonesian Politics — or Struggled in It

May 1

Dea Iftina

Dea Iftina

Sharing stories from developing countries to the world — the good, the bad, and the ugly. Three passions drive me: academia, economics, and travel.

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