Jokowi joins crowd to see rock band Dewa 19 in Medan
President Jokowi was seen singing along to some of Dewa 19's biggest hits, with First Lady Iriana dancing to songs from the band.
Indonesia
‘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.
Striking a balance between technology advancement and regulatory requirements
The new Law on the development and strengthening of the financial sector represents a major milestone for businesses in Indonesia.
Economy tops Southeast Asians’ concerns: ISEAS Survey
In place of the pandemic, economic concerns became the top concern, as 59.5 percent of respondents said they feared unemployment and an economic recession out of the pandemic.
Indonesia’s vice-president calls for better flight security in Papua
The country’s easternmost region has been plagued by severe underdevelopment and exploitation, which has galvanized a separatist movement that has simmered for decades.
Styrofoam waste still abundant and not properly addressed: Indonesian youth group
The government has been trying to combat plastic waste, especially those caught in rivers and streams that flow into the ocean.
Indonesia, Malaysia to send palm oil mission to EU
The two countries agreed to send a joint mission to present scientific facts, economic benefits and industry best practices, after a meeting between leaders from both countries.
Indonesia invites US investment while ‘not taking sides’
Amid an intensifying rivalry, Deputy Investment Minister Nurul Ichwan said she saw the strength of Indonesia’s strategy in accepting cooperation from all parties.
Press freedom and its enemies
In Indonesia, as in many other parts of the world, media freedom continues to be under assault from many quarters.
Asia’s ‘Alice in Wonderland’ villa teaches children about karma
Aw Boon Haw, one of the original 'crazy rich Asians', created Haw Par Villa to teach people the value of good karma.