
Jusuf Kalla Advocates for 'Humanity' to Resolve Global Crises at Yale
Former Indonesian Vice President Jusuf Kalla, speaking at Yale University, emphasized that 'humanity' transcending borders, ethnicity, and religion is the absolute solution to overcome global crises like conflict and natural disasters. He advocated for an approach prioritizing dialogue and empathy over military might.
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