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.
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How furries survive in conservative Indonesia
Furries fans are often misjudged but they just want to be better understood.
A mute secretary-general undermines ASEAN centrality
The writer says Asean secretary-general Lim Jock Hoi's refrain from saying anything substantive on the Ukraine-Russian conflict is unacceptable.
Demands for action mount over tainted medical syrups
This came after an investigation by experts detected traces of chemical compounds that might have caused the unusual acute kidney injury in medicines consumed by children.
How Anies and Prabowo could divide their voters
The battle over a similar constituency will ensue in the coming months and may include attempts to sway Jokowi’s 2019 blocs.
Covid-19: A blessing in disguise for drug development
The pandemic resulted in the procurement of advanced instruments and the upgrading of the biosafety levels of laboratories.
Indonesia bans medicinal syrups after more children die of mysterious kidney illness
As of Oct 18, the health ministry recorded at least 206 cases of acute kidney injury in 20 provinces, with a 48 per cent fatality rate.
Financial system bill heralds changes from crypto to Bank of Indonesia
The draft of the financial sector development and strengthening law entails new rules on banking, insurance, carbon trading, a digital rupiah, and much more.
Canada strengthens economic cooperation with Jakarta, Indo-Pacific
The Canada-ASEAN FTA has previously been described by experts as a “capstone” for Ottawa’s Indo-Pacific strategy, which sought to strengthen Canada’s presence in the…
Australia reverses decision to recognize west Jerusalem as Israel’s capital
Israel's Foreign Ministry voiced "deep disappointment" with the decision and said it would summon the Australian ambassador.