Under one moon: The Jakarta Post
"War may have created states, but at what cost?" asks the editorial.
"War may have created states, but at what cost?" asks the editorial.
Indonesia’s decade of conservation progress is under threat as ambitious state projects drive a staggering 66 percent surge in deforestation.
An expert warned that the phrase could normalise suicidal behavior among children, who may lack the capacity to process such messages critically.
The governor has stressed transparency and honesty in all official matters, including responding to public complaints, and has called for an investigation into the incident by the…
This prompted the shutdown of the participating kitchen due to failure to meet food safety standards.
Quoting the editorial: "This year's Easter brings a different kind of anxiety: the US-Israeli war on Iran is weaponised, especially through social media, as a religious conflict…
The recent deaths of Indonesian Blue Helmets in Lebanon expose the lethal risks of the UNIFIL mission and demand a urgent reevaluation of Indonesia’s strategic role in a region…
The editorial says that to significantly save Indonesia's fuel consumption, the idea of a short workweek could be an attractive proposition both for employers and employees alike.
While Bali’s quiet compromise proves that faiths can flourish together, a rising tide of state-backed intolerance threatens to unravel Indonesia’s fragile tapestry of unity in…
Global crude oil prices have increased to above US$100 per barrel, far exceeding the $70 per barrel assumption in the 2026 state budget, which may result in higher energy…