Asean 2050: Toward a new ambition
The writer encourages a rethink of the way the regional alliance works.
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Bali to deport two Polish nationals for defying day of silence
The two individuals were found eating their meals at an open-air wooden hut on the beach at 9.30 a.m. on Wednesday when security guards patrolled the areas.
Indonesia cracks down on used clothing imports as lower prices hurt local producers
The recent influx is a headache for the local textile and garment industry, which is still struggling to recover from the Covid-19 pandemic.
PNG minister’s visit a sign of Pacific’s growing importance
Papua New Guinea Foreign Minister Justin Tkatchenko's visit to Indonesia comes as the importance of the Indo-Pacific region has grown, amid US-China rivalry.
Iftar ban for public servants in Indonesia sparks backlash
It remains unclear why the government believes that banning officials from holding iftar gatherings while allowing the public to do so would be effective in preventing the spread…
Ganjar calls for ban on Israel soccer team for upcoming FIFA U-20 Cup
Central Java Governor Ganjar Pranowo is pushing to ban the team, saying he is a supporter of the Palestinian independence cause.
New research shows true danger of waste burning in the greater Jakarta area
Research shows the extent of the practice and its fallout on public health to be more extensive than imagined.
Giving a chance to the RCEP’s dispute settlement mechanism
The pact provides a dispute settlement mechanism that envisions a transparent process of resolution whenever dispute arises between members.
Immigration office mull ‘sports visa’ plan amid Indonesia’s sporting ambitions
Immigration Director General Silmy Karim's statements come as the country is set to host multiple international sporting events in 2023.
Why we need healthy forests for healthy people: FAO Director
There is clear evidence to show that spending time in forests reduces stress and lowers blood pressure and the risk of heart attacks, says the writer.