Prabowo says he will continue Jokowi’s foreign policy
Prabowo began by saying that the ideal Indonesian foreign policy could be encapsulated in what is referred to as the “Good Neighbor Policy” which encompasses Jakarta’s…
Policy Matters
Indonesia to have 3-way presidential race in 2024, with Prabowo widening lead in new poll
According to the latest opinion survey released on November 12 by Indikator Politik Indonesia, Mr Prabowo has widened his lead over his strongest rival, Mr Ganjar.
Nepal decides to ban TikTok
The decision come within days after the government introducing a new rule requiring social media platforms operating in Nepal to set up offices in the country.
Experts expect proactive GDP target for 2024
They also said that fiscal expansion would be crucial in order to achieve the target, complemented by accommodative monetary moves.
Kep selected for ‘world-class’ 2.7km beach development
Kep governor Piseth said that while the new beach will attract international tourists, the plan aims to attract domestic visitors as well. However, the goal was not to vie with…
Child stars face online perils and opportunities
The toddler from Guizhou province reflects the soaring kidfluencer phenomenon. Behind it is a fast-growing market, which raises serious questions about the children's rights,…
Bangladesh publishes gazette on new garment wages
The Minimum Wage Board, an authority under the Ministry of Labour and Employment, also asked people to submit objections, if any, within 14 days of the gazette's publication for…
Chinese police to patrol in Thailand to boost tourist confidence
It is anticipated that this initiative will contribute to the goal of hosting up to 4.4 million Chinese tourists in the final two months of this year.
Cambodia advances national plan to combat malnutrition
The findings of a recent report disclose a concerning trend where nearly 80 per cent of the caloric intake in the country is derived from rice and sugar, with a lack of…
Religious figures, activists call for dialogue to end violence in Papua
Incidents of violence continue in Papua as a result of conflict between armed separatist groups and the military and police.