Reviewing Jokowi’s hydropower plants
As Indonesia is projected as one of the countries with the most economic growth in Asia, planning in electricity production and distribution is critical to ensure strong economic…
Indonesia
Don’t change a winning team
Indonesia was able to weather spiralling inflation since 2022 because the government could enormously expand the social assistance program and provide fuel subsidies.
Swaths of Greater Jakarta flood
The floodwater depths ranged from 20 centimetres to over 1 meter in a few neighbourhoods of East Jakarta.
Indonesia boosts vigilance amid global bird flu outbreaks
Based on the World Health Organization assessment, at least for now, there is no evidence to suggest that humans are highly prone to being infected by the virus or that there has…
Hard fight: Combatting childhood cancer in Indonesia
Fifty percent of children with cancer are diagnosed late, significantly impacting their survival rates.
Largest Pocky factory opens in Indonesia to supply Asean, US market
The chief operating officer forecasts the rise demand for Pocky in of Southeast Asian and North American markets.
Batang Toru power plant project hits snag as orangutan conflict worsens
Tapanuli orangutans are tree-bound and the power plant construction has forced the animals to intrude on nearby villages and farms, following the loss of forest in their habitat.
Taking a five-step approach to decarbonisation in a downturn
More than ever, it will be critical to clearly understand the sustainability priorities of customers who are navigating a downturn and are very focused on costs.
Regulatory risks key barrier to investment in submarine cables
While interest is growing among private investors to build cables, financial and regulatory risks remain key barriers to potential investment.
China commits to peace in South China Sea: Foreign minister
During his maiden state visit to the region, foreign minister Qin Gang also pledged to uphold contributions to regional security and intensify dialogue.