Solutions to ketamine problem: The Jakarta Post
Indonesia's Food and Drug Monitoring Agency (BPOM) recently announced that sales of injectable ketamine, the usage of which is strictly regulated, have been increasing.
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Australia says ‘Bali Nine’ prisoners have returned home
The five remaining members of the Australian "Bali Nine" drug ring flew home on December 15, 2024 after 19 years in jail in Indonesia, ending a saga that had frayed relations…
As the world ages, Indonesia sees business opportunities
Colliers senior associate director Ferry Salanto told The Jakarta Post on Tuesday that other regions and big cities in Indonesia also had growth potential in the senior housing…
Indonesia welcomes UNGA resolution on immediate ceasefire in Gaza
The UNGA also approved a second resolution backing the mandate of the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestinian Refugees (UNRWA) amid an Israeli ban of the aid agency that will…
Japan seeks Indonesia’s help to solve labour crisis
The number of Indonesian workers in the Japanese construction sector is expected to surpass the number of Vietnamese workers in the coming years, a Japanese construction…
Indonesia to build oil storage facility near Singapore
The energy minister says the government is looking at building an oil storage facility on an island near Singapore, from which the country imports 60 percent of its fuel, to shore…
Mission to Syria: The Jakarta Post
Democracy is Indonesia’s most substantial offer.
EU’s green policy may spur Indonesia’s economy, but harm environment
Analyses by Indonesian and German research bodies suggest that Indonesia has enough policies on the conservation of environment and climate that are in line with economic…
‘Modern slavery’: Thousands of Indonesians in clutches of scam syndicates
Many have been rescued and repatriated, but dozens still languish in scam compounds in other Southeast Asian countries, forced to trawl social media sites and apps for victims.
India plans 18-storey building in its Jakarta embassy compound, but nearby residents fume
Residents are worried that the neighbourhood’s ambience would be affected, and claim that the building permit issued by the local authorities is legally flawed.