Party leaders float proposal to extend Jokowi’s term, citing pandemic, Ukraine crisis
The speculation resurfaced after three leaders of the ruling coalition publicly suggested that the upcoming elections be postponed.
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Can virtual labour mobility heal scars of Indonesia’s youth job insecurity?
The writers say a labor market crisis is looming for the next generation if unemployment and job insecurity are overlooked.
What’s in a name?: People with unique names share their stories
Many Indonesians have names so unique that they become internet famous — if only for a day or two.
COVAX vaccine supply outstrips demand for first time
The global project to share COVID-19 vaccines is struggling to place more than 300 million doses in the latest sign the problem is now more about demand than supply.
Indonesia begins clinical trials of homegrown COVID-19 candidate vaccine
Researchers recently began phase one clinical trials of a domestically produced COVID-19 candidate vaccine, a development that may bring the country closer to producing its first…
Indonesia calls for restraint as Ukraine tensions rise
President Joko Widodo tweeted that the Ukraine crisis “must be dealt with carefully so that humanity can be spared from a major catastrophe”.
More international routes to Bali to open in March
The city is moving ahead with restoring tourism as three more airlines reportedly plan to offer direct flights next month.
Ukraine: Out of a tiger’s mouth into a crocodile’s mouth
The writer believes ultimately Ukraine will have to face Russia alone.
Jakarta health workers start to feel the brunt of Omicron surge
Many have contracted the Omicron variant themselves, putting more pressure on already understaffed health facilities.