Investment apps all the rage in Indonesia
Fintech funding in Southeast Asia in the first nine months in 2021 more than tripled to $3.5 billion compared to the full year 2020.
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President Xi, let’s sign the South China Sea code of conduct soon
Tension has grown in the vast strategic waters because of overlapping territorial claims, heightened by the growing presence of military personnel from claimant countries.
Indonesia prepares regulation to help fund mangrove restoration
Indonesia launched a mangrove rehabilitation program in March, aiming to restore 600,000 hectares of degraded mangrove by 2024 to help absorb carbon emissions.
Asia Pacific Rayon unveils ambitious 2030 sustainability agenda
The Riau-based company also helps eradicate extreme poverty within a 50-km radius of their operations.
Jemaah Islamiah militants infiltrate mainstream Islamic groups
New information points to their links in mainstream religious organisations, government institutions and national politics
In tactical shift, Jemaah Islamiyah militants infiltrate mainstream Islamic groups, politics
JI was nearly dismantled by authorities after staging a bombing attack in 2002 that ripped through nightclubs on the holiday island of Bali.
In tactical shift, Jemaah Islamiyah militants infiltrate mainstream Islamic groups, politics
JI was nearly dismantled by authorities after staging a bombing attack in 2002 that ripped through nightclubs on the holiday island of Bali.
People, not numbers: The ambulance driver who worked to the end
The sheer number of Covid-19 deaths has made it easy to forget that behind the statistics lie stories lived by individuals who could and should have continued on.
Bali, elephants, and the spirit of ‘pawongan’
At the current rate of tropical forest destruction, the Sumatran elephant will be extinct in the jungles of Sumatra by 2030.
Indonesia to place all provinces under stricter curbs for year-end holidays
With the threat of a COVID-19 third wave looming ahead of the year-end festivities, the government is gearing up to take another crack at preventing a holiday-fueled spike in cases