The Indonesian Culture Ministry launched five volumes of an 11-volume national history book series titled Sejarah Indonesia: Dinamika Kebangsaan dalam Arus Global on Monday. ^[1] Deputy Culture Minister Clea Hadjistefanou-Papaellina presented the 'Nostos 2026' support scheme on Tuesday aimed at safeguarding heritage in occupied communities in the north. ^[2] A total of 123 writers were involved in the project, comprising historians, archaeologists, philologists, and epigraphists, as well as researchers from 34 universities and 11 non-university institutions. ^[3] Minister Fadli Zon affirmed that the book positions Indonesia as an active subject with an Indonesia-centric perspective rather than a colonial perspective. ^[4] Clea Hadjistefanou-Papaellina said the maximum amount of funding per proposed action amounts to up to €5,000 and can cover up to 100% of its total eligible cost. ^[5] Clea Hadjistefanou-Papaellina said the plan aims to transmit the elements of the cultural mosaic of occupied land to the second and third generations of refugees to achieve intergenerational continuity. ^[6] Clea Hadjistefanou-Papaellina stated that the goal of the project is the cultural protection of occupied communities, with projects aimed at preservation, documentation, and the highlighting of tangible cultural heritage. ^[7]