Indonesia, Malaysia still at odds over migrant labour recruitment
Malaysia relies on millions of foreign workers, who mainly come from Indonesia, Bangladesh and Nepal, to fill factory and plantation jobs shunned by locals.
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Myanmar military landmine use amounts to war crimes: Amnesty
Amnesty also said it had documented several instances where the military had laid mines around a church and on its grounds.
Blast fishing: Desecrating coral reefs for a bigger catch
Though illegal, the practice continues to run rampant in Indonesian waters.
Christian Lee aims to leave with belt after Ok Rae Yoon rematch
Former ONE lightweight world champion Christian “The Warrior” Lee said he hopes to give the judges a break in his rematch with Ok, aiming to finish as soon as the single bell…
How Indonesia can lead G-20 through ambitious energy transition action
Only radical action and a fast-track transition to renewables can fix our energy system.
The centrality of the East Asia Summit under challenge
For the EAS to remain meaningful, Asean and its partners must work together to create a new sense of trust and confidence building.
Poker, not chess, is the name of the game in the Indo-Pacific
The writer says when Indonesia takes over the rotating Asean chair next year, multipolarity should be top of its agenda.
Journaling: Gen Z’s latest form of self-expression and therapy
Categorised as bibliotherapy, psychologist Maria Simanjuntak states that journaling can help one to gain insight from what they write — especially about themselves.
Nomad visas for tourists
The digital nomad visa fits well with the needs of an increasing number of professionals who prefer working remotely online.
Thai democracy activists targeted by Pegasus spyware: Report
The software can extract data and activate cameras or microphones once it has successfully infiltrated a mobile device.