British Council focuses on ASEAN creative economy
British Ambassador to ASEAN Sarah Tiffin highlighted the potential for mutual exchange between the creative economies of Britain, Indonesia and other ASEAN member states.
Tunggul Wirajuda
Futuristic tourism: How Indonesian travellers are shaping new journeys
The future seems bright and exciting for the different varieties of Indonesian travellers as they look to hit the road in ways that suit them.
Cancelled: What to do with all this U-20 World Cup merchandise?
Indonesia’s licensed vendor for FIFA U-20 World Cup merchandise is scrambling to sell off its wares after the country lost its licence to host the tournament.
How Indonesia’s U-20 World Cup fiasco affects naturalised players
These players are still reeling at the prospect of restrictions on their numbers at both the national and league levels.
New research shows true danger of waste burning in the greater Jakarta area
Research shows the extent of the practice and its fallout on public health to be more extensive than imagined.
Travelling through time across Indonesia at the National Museum
The exhibition is designed to immerse visitors in various periods of history, from the prehistoric era to the last years of Dutch colonial rule.
‘Lato-lato’ hype continues to grip Indonesia
While the spotlight on lato-lato might cast the toy in a negative light, the balls still have many supporters.
Watercolours highlight Indonesia’s eclecticism
The experience is akin to soaring, as the simulated clouds up in the sky gave way to expanses of watercolour-blue seas and verdant specks of land.
Putting the past to rest with repatriated artifacts
Australia returned hundreds of artifacts to Indonesia 200 years after a Chinese trade ship sank off the archipelago’s Bangka-Belitung islands.
A uniquely Indonesian form of sign language brings people together
Since its founding, The Indonesian Sign Language Center Pusbisindo has sought to bridge the divide between deaf people and other members of society.