Demands for action mount over tainted medical syrups
This came after an investigation by experts detected traces of chemical compounds that might have caused the unusual acute kidney injury in medicines consumed by children.
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Governor Heru’s return marks start of lengthy Jakarta transition
He will also maintain his current position as the head of the Presidential Secretariat, but with two deputies filling in for him at the Palace.
Indonesia soccer association, Fifa go ahead with stadium audit amid calls for accountability
Fifa is currently still in the midst of gathering data on the tragedy that killed 132 in Malang, East Java, two weeks ago.
As 2024 nears, Jakarta’s flooding becomes political
After heavy downpours last week, floods were reported along six major roads and in 80 neighborhood units across the capital city.
As Anies visits potential coalition partners, decision will hinge on his vice-president pick
The pro-government NasDem currently holds 10 percent of the seats in the House of Representatives, far below the 20 percent threshold necessary to field a presidential candidate.
Spotlight back on policing after Indonesia evades Fifa sanctions
Instead, Fifa and the government will work together to “overhaul Indonesian soccer” to prevent similar tragedies from occurring.
Indonesia soccer association shifts blame for Kanjuruhan tragedy, fines football club Rp 250 million
Aside from the fine, the association also barred Arema from playing at their home ground for the rest of the Liga 1 season.
Public transportation sees uptick in passengers after fuel price-hike
Amidst the fuel price-hike on Sept. 3, bus and MRT operators in Jakarta have seen a minor uptick in passenger numbers.
Indonesian activists deplore latest cyberattack as ‘assault on press freedom’
The attacks happened over the weekend against media company Narasi, which has reinforced its criticism of the government recently.
Banned Dutch researcher warns of dwindling scientific freedom in Indonesia
This is the latest in a series of incidents of conflict between the ministry and members of the scientific community, sparking concerns of an anti-science attitude among the…