Jokowi’s youngest son Kaesang inducted as PSI member
Kaesang Pangarep decided to become a member of the Indonesian Solidarity Party, as he believes the party is “comprised of highly competent young people with integrity” and has…
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Dry season sparks fires engulfing Central, West Java landfills
Changing wind directions and the vast pile of flammable waste have caused the fire to spread quickly, hindering the extinguishing efforts, according to the authorities.
Regions brace for wildfire, haze as dry season peaks
The country has seen 490 land and forest fires as of Saturday, according to the National Disaster Mitigation Agency, more than three times the 160 fires that were recorded in 2022.
Career, credit risks of ‘pay later’ services spook young Indonesians
Social media users scrambled to check their credit scores after an online user shared that five prospective employees applying for a job at a financial institution had been…
Jakarta pollution blamed for respiratory problems
Talks about air pollution in Jakarta affecting health have been rife among social media users since last week, with many asking one another whether they or their children had been…
Brain drain: Calls mount for dual citizenship in Indonesia
Indonesia has seen a wave of young people between 25 to 35 years old emigrating to Singapore, reaching almost 4,000 people from 2019 to 2022.
Jakarta plans big 78th Independence Day festivities, first after pandemic
This year’s celebration is expected to be watched by bigger crowds compared with the celebrations in the past three years.
The 1975’s Malaysia performance casts shadow over future pro-LGBTQ acts in Indonesia
In Indonesia, many members of the queer community stated that the controversy also opened space for more people to spew hate toward LGBTQ people in the country.
Political row threatens Indonesiaʼs second shot as FIFA host
The current plan, in response to the issue, is to renovate Jakarta International Stadium to serve as a venue for the U-17 tournament.
Sham universities persist as Indonesia scraps more licenses
The authorities recently stripped 23 private universities of their accreditations over illegal practices that included selling fake diplomas, not fulfilling higher education…