Makassar, Banjarmasin, Batam experience most ‘climate shifts’: Report
The report also noted that areas that experienced high levels of shifts tended to be locations close to the equator and the coasts.
A. Muh. Ibnu Aqil
Caring for mangroves is just as important as restoring them: Experts
Keeping existing ones intact could keep even up to 32 million tonnes from being emitted per year until 2030.
Xi’s re-election a win for Indonesia heading into dire straits
Analysts say that Xi’s reelection would bring continuity to the Indonesia-China bilateral relationship that had been proceeding on good terms under Jokowi and Xi.
New school attire rule cause concerns of financial burdens, discrimination
In a recent regulation signed by Minister Nadiem Makarim, regional administrations were given the power to regulate the use of traditional costumes for students to wear at school.
New US envoy to Asean brings hope of greater engagement: Analysts
Analysts say the new appointment offers hope for more intense Asean-US interactions, and is the reassurance that the region had sought.
One year after ruling, Jakarta sees little progress on air pollution
Activist Bondan Andriyanu criticized West Java and Banten administrations for not making efforts to control air pollution in their jurisdictions.
Indonesia, Malaysia still at odds over migrant labour recruitment
Malaysia relies on millions of foreign workers, who mainly come from Indonesia, Bangladesh and Nepal, to fill factory and plantation jobs shunned by locals.
Indonesia’s religious affairs minister accused of insulting Islam
His progressive policies have been met with various pushbacks from different groups, not least because of his choice of words.