Deadlier and more media savvy, separatist rebels evolve in Papua
Fighters in the Indonesian, western half of New Guinea island have for decades waged a low-level battle for independence.
Indonesia
Pressure mounts for Indonesia to support wartime UN resolution
Indonesia is geographically worlds apart, but has nevertheless felt the ripples of the war and the ensuing host of crises.
‘New’ Miss Universe Indonesia launches in Bali
The licence was previously held by Yayasan Putri Indonesia (YPI), the oldest beauty pageant organization in Indonesia, which had held the licence for the past 30 years.
Indonesian Icons: Christine Hakim, the grande dame of Indonesian cinema
Despite her debut in modeling and acting, Christine originally dreamed of becoming an architect or psychologist.
Indonesia’s children fashion hypes up with young models
Indonesian fashion designers aspire to revive the local kids’ fashion industry despite its many challenges.
Jokowi to soon announce candidates for Bank Indonesia governorship
Lawmakers had expected Jokowi to submit the candidates’ names by the third week of this month.
Manoeuvring toward sustainable energy transition in Indonesia
The shift toward sustainable energy sources is a critical step toward a more sustainable future, and it is essential to act swiftly and decisively to make this transition happen.
Bali eyes Rp 31.5 billion from tourist donations
The voluntary donation will be used for the preservation of the island's culture and environment.
Lesson learned from the kidnapping in Papua
The incident should prompt the state and relevant stakeholders to evaluate development and security policies in the Papua highlands and for Papuans living in the area.
Working together for the future of the news industry
We do not believe that the choice for Indonesia is between regulation and no regulation. Rather, it is about designing regulations that can work for all Indonesians.