Cyberattacks cost Indonesian SMEs dearly
A new study from technology company Cisco shows that one-third of Indonesian SMEs suffered from cyberattacks in the last 12 months.
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No turning back: ASEAN leaders urged to sustain pressure against Myanmar junta
Regional leaders are to set to meet virtually this week without the coup leader in attendance.
Long road to ‘paradise’: Are strict travel rules discouraging visitors to Bali?
Local businesses have expressed concern about both the visa and the quarantine requirements.
Mosque council mulls ‘simultaneous’ call to prayer in Greater Jakarta
Concerns over the liberal use of mosque loudspeakers in packed urban centers have been a topic of profound sensitivity in the Muslim-majority country
When the going gets tough, Jokowi has ‘Mr. Fix-it’ Luhut at the ready
Coordinating Maritime Affairs and Investment Luhut Binsar Pandjaitan has earned many nicknames, including "Menteri Segala Urusan" (minister for all affairs).
Muslim groups oppose renaming Jakarta street after Turkey’s Ataturk
The government's plan to rename the street, in Menteng, Central Jakarta, is to reciprocate a similar gesture by Turkey.
Indonesia, Malaysia concerned over AUKUS nuclear submarines plan
The two nations are concerned about its ramifications even though nuclear weapons are not part of the plan.
Indonesia reopens Bali to foreign visitors, but Covid-19 rules threaten to keep them away
Airport officials said, late Wednesday, there were no international flights scheduled to arrive at Ngurah Rai International Airport.
Indonesia owes $17.28 billion ‘hidden debt’ to China, says US study
The hidden debt has been issued to state-owned enterprises, largely to fund projects under the Belt and Road Initiative, says the study.
Days before Bali reopens, govt undecided on quarantine
Tourism Minister has said that the proposed quarantine is five days but a final decision still has to be made.