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Victims of the 2002 Bali bombings’ agonizing path to finding peace

For some people, forgiveness is a part of moving on.

During the pandemic, online bookshops have helped people feel connected to the outside world.

Though the island officially opened to visitors from a few countries in mid-October, there have been no direct non-cargo flights since then.

In Indonesian society, it is highly unusual for children to cut off contact with their parents. But for some, it is an inevitable decision.

After a successful run in Singapore and Doha, famed smokehouse Meatsmith opens in South Jakarta.

The move to suspend the sale of large portion of fries come as branches in Japan, Malaysia and Taiwan made similar moves.

Indonesia is experiencing a spike in infections that is largely attributable to the highly contagious Omicron strain.

A sustainable transition toward green energy is one of three key focuses for Indonesia’s G-20 presidency.

For Chinese Indonesians who are members of the LGBT community, Indonesia can be a challenging place to live.

Well-known governors have embarked on what seems to be a scramble for popularity outside their regions months before leaving public office this year.