One life lost at school is too many: The Jakarta Post
Reports of educators perpetrating violence against their students have been heard quite often for years, but efforts to put a stop to the incidents remain inadequate.
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Criminal networks in Southeast Asia flourish in Telegram’s ‘underground markets’, UN says
Southeast Asia has emerged as a major hub for a multibillion-dollar industry that targets victims across the world with fraudulent schemes. Many are Chinese syndicates that…
Government transition in spotlight at Indonesian Military anniversary celebration
President Jokowi expressed gratitude for President-elect Prabowo’s role in strengthening the country’s defenses and thanked the military for its support throughout his 10-year…
Dozens of Indonesians evacuated from Lebanon arrive home
Since the escalation of Israeli aggression in Lebanon, the Indonesian Embassy in Beirut has evacuated 65 citizens and one foreigner from Lebanon, including those who arrived in…
Indonesian government wants Nusantara ministry construction finished this month
Nusantara Capital City Authority head Basuki Hadimuljono said the target was for work on ministerial infrastructure to wrap up by the end of October. Meanwhile, trials will be…
Reclaiming RCEP to elevate ASEAN centrality in trade
Unlike other trade agreements, the RCEP is designed with institutional support to carry out and monitor the implementation of commitments. This institutional structure allows RCEP…
Thank you for the last 10 years, President Jokowi tells Indonesian Military
The outgoing president urged the country's military force to remain vigilant and adaptable amid increasingly complex challenges in the future and maintain professionalism while…
Experts in Indonesia reassert relatively new tech’s minimum risk for dengue control
When the mosquito vectors of dengue fever are infected with Wolbachia, the bacterium weakens the dengue virus, thereby reducing the mosquitoes’ ability to transmit the disease…
Jokowi on farewell tour in final weeks of presidency
During his visit this week to a traditional market in East Nusa Tenggara, Jokowi took the opportunity to apologize for all the shortcomings of his administration after checking on…
‘Round’ democracy is back: The Jakarta Post
As the biggest party in the House, the PDI-P faces mounting public expectations that it can keep democracy on fire through its critical views of government policies.