Love our expats: The Jakarta Post
Indonesia's bureaucrats should learn to be less xenophobic in dealing with expatriates.
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Thailand ranks lowest in ASEAN for business innovation, World Bank finds
This poses challenges for SME competitiveness and growth.
Singapore, Indonesia leaders hope to strengthen excellent ties in new era of cooperation: PM Wong
In his remarks, PM Wong said the expanded framework agreements between the two countries serve as a foundation for Singapore and Indonesia’s collaboration in defence, airspace…
Police search for two men with Australian accents in deadly Bali shooting
Investigators recovered at least 17 bullet casings, two intact projectiles and 55 projectile fragments from the crime scene.
Singapore and Indonesia strengthen economic ties amid global uncertainty
Bilateral trade between Singapore and Indonesia has grown steadily over the last few years, with both countries being among each other’s largest trading partners.
Indonesia President Prabowo receives call from US counterpart Trump ahead of Russia visit
The 15-minute phone call saw both leaders reaffirming their commitment to strengthening bilateral ties and supporting global stability, just days before Mr. Prabowo is set to meet…
Indonesia-US trade negotiations in limbo as deadline nears
An undersecretary at the Office of Coordinating Economy Minister, Edi, said the two sides had engaged in dialogue to follow up on the initial Indonesian trade mission but admitted…
Choking hazard: How nickel industry in Indonesia’s North Maluku suffocates local villagers
Promoted as a project to push the energy transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy in Indonesia, the nickel mining and processing facility by IWIP in Central Halmahera uses…
Stunting policy gets stunted: The Jakarta Post
More than half of the targeted 82 million children probably do not need free meals at school and would not appreciate it as much since they get better and more nutritious food at…
ASEAN nations brace for Trump tariffs with bold stimulus packages
Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, and Vietnam inject billions into economies, balancing growth needs against rising debt concerns.