Businesses in Indonesia see tepid economic boost during this year’s Idul Fitri
The government has dismissed a suggestion that less money circulated during Idul Fitri this year compared to previous years.
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How food influencers shape culinary trends in Indonesia
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US President Trump’s ‘kind’ tariffs: Harshest burden falls on Asia
In Mr. Trump's most ambitious economic policy that he said will make America wealthy again, he announced a tariff of 10 percent on all goods coming into America from anywhere in…
Merch-Making Market: Where Indonesian music and merch collide
Taking place over the weekend, the expo proudly demonstrates how Indonesian music is, quite fashionably, not just for the ears.
Indonesian government to roll out second phase of social aid after Idul Fitri, minister says
The minister went on to say that social aid for the second quarter of this year is scheduled to be distributed from April to June, while emphasizing that it would be disbursed…
A modest Idul Fitri: The Jakarta Post
Unless the President can empathise with people’s grievances and burdens, public discontent will persist.
Why Idul Fitri is a moment of joy for Catholics, too
Idul Fitri deeply connects with interreligious love, forging reconciliation, charity, respect for diversity and shared human values.
Indonesian government starts shifting state-owned enterprises shares to sovereign wealth fund holding
President Prabowo Subianto has appointed Investment and Downstream Minister Rosan Roeslani as Danantara’s CEO and Deputy SOE Minister Dony Oskaria as chief operating officer to…
Indonesia joins BRICS-backed New Development Bank
The decision came after Indonesia President Prabowo held a meeting with NDB president Dilma Vana Rousseff at the State Palace in Jakarta on Tuesday.
Armed separatists kill teacher in Indonesia’s Papua Highlands
The Free Papua Movement rebels claimed responsibility for the attacks they said were aimed at “intelligence agents” disguised as teachers and medical workers in the region.