Indonesia calls for non-nuclear settlement in Ukraine conflict
Foreign Ministry spokesperson Teuku Faizasyah said that Indonesia continued to follow closely the development of the conflict in Ukraine via Indonesian missions in Ukraine and…
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Indonesia’s new crypto rules will create frictions but protect investors: Analysts
The regulation will require crypto exchanges to meet requirements such as certain minimum transaction levels and a minimum of Rp 100 billion in capital.
China’s expanding role in Afghanistan
To the utter disdain of the US, the fingerprints of Beijing are becoming quite visible in the infrastructure development of Afghanistan.
UN climate resolution encouraging but has no teeth: Experts
While experts commended Indonesia’s receptiveness to the resolution, they noted that it was still up to lawmakers to realize its tenets.
Cheap mealboxes a taste of Hong Kong’s economic woes
Shops selling inexpensive two-dish mealboxes have mushroomed across city, cropping up in working-class and white-collar areas alike as people tighten their belts.
Banned Dutch researcher warns of dwindling scientific freedom in Indonesia
This is the latest in a series of incidents of conflict between the ministry and members of the scientific community, sparking concerns of an anti-science attitude among the…
Student uses crocodile as a weapon during mass street fight
Teenage brawlers in Indonesia often bring sharp objects and other weapons, but carrying a predatory animal into a fight had thus far been unheard of.
Stop the war
If it drags on further, the world will face a prolonged economic crisis due to high energy prices and Europe will be haunted by an energy crisis this winter and perhaps the next.
AirAsia opens new routes in Indonesia, vows to be bigger than pre-Covid-19
“Before the Covid-19 pandemic, we operated 26 aircraft. By the end of this year, we are expecting to operate 28 to 30 aircraft”, the PT Indonesia AirAsia CEO said.
Indonesia’s shift to electricity means shift to coal, critics warn
The government is pushing consumers to rely more on electricity and less on oil or gas, but experts have insisted the move means little more than shifting from one fossil fuel to…