Indonesia considers banning tin ingot exports, but experts unconvinced
The ban is part of the government’s broader plan to reserve mineral resources for domestic processing, as well as to export higher value-added products.
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China’s new chapter, world’s new opportunity
The national congress has made strategic plans for promoting China's opening up and emphasizes the need to foster an open world economy.
Indonesia’s G-20 presidency paves the way for global health security
Strong and resilient health systems are essential for a world safe from the threat of infectious disease outbreaks.
Indonesia’s FDI growth highest in decades, but outlook ‘bleak’
2023 has been called a “political” year as parties prepare for the 2024 general elections, which may prompt businesses and investors to hunker down with a wait-and-see stance.
Indonesia reaffirms support for Palestine during PM’s visit
Indonesia is a loyal supporter of Palestinian statehood, based on a constitutional mandate to erase colonial practice.
Indonesia to take legal action against pharma companies as child deaths rise
Two pharmaceutical companies have been singled out for unacceptable levels of ethylene glycol (EG) and diethylene glycol (DEG) in syrup-based medicines.
ASEAN ministers to hold emergency talks on Myanmar
Myanmar has been in chaos since a coup in February last year, with more than 2,300 killed in the military's brutal crackdown on dissent.
Airlangga targets Golkar win in 2024 general election
Airlangga said that the percentage of popular vote would roughly translate into 115 seats in the House of Representatives.
Indonesia: The potential VP candidates: Who are they?
A female Muslim figure, a young businessman, a military general or a popular regional head? Several names are being floated.
How furries survive in conservative Indonesia
Furries fans are often misjudged but they just want to be better understood.