World food prices ease further in November: FAO
The fall marked an eighth straight monthly decline since a record high in March after Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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Indonesian minister amends statement on rich having their own insurance program
Health Minister Sadikin clarified that the facility would maintain universal coverage of only basic health needs.
The ‘win-win’ solution style of Jakarta acting governor
By taking a peek at Heru Budi Hartono's track record, we can say his closeness to Jokowi and Ahok is beyond doubt, the writer states.
Aligning Indonesia’s Olympic bid and its 2045 vision
Hosting the Olympics is a giant and costly project, still, it could be used to display the host’s feats in sports and achievements in development, the author expresses.
Magnitude 6.1 quake hits West Java
The quake, felt in capital Jakarta, has no tsunami potential, an official said.
RI’s ‘tech winter’ continues as Ajaib announces layoffs
The most recent was GoTo, one of the country’s biggest tech firms that announced it was laying off employees equivalent to 12 percent of its workforce.
China’s Xi unwilling to accept vaccines despite threat from protests: US
China has not approved any foreign Covid-19 vaccines, opting for those produced domestically, which some studies have suggested are not as effective.
Villagers race to escape Semeru eruption as sky turns black
Locals fled on motorbikes sometimes three at a time as a mushroom cloud of ash approached and monsoon rains lashed the area in East Java.
Doubts remain over Indonesia’s new police sports policy after stampede incident
While critics welcomed the police's swift response to the recommendation, they were cautious about its implementation if the police did not make a serious effort to end their…
Awaiting China’s full recovery
The paper says a fully recovered China matters to Asia because it is a main driver of global economic growth.