24 years on, can we agree to realize a violence-free Indonesia?
One of the strains that persistently emerge from time to time is between the youths and the grown-ups.
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Indonesia’s palm oil farmers plan second street protest over export ban
The Indonesian Oil Palm Farmers Association calculated that farmers had lost approximately Rp 11.7 trillion (US$799 million) by the end of April because of the ban.
Myanmar resistance urges West to provide arms for fight against junta
The European Union delegation in Yangon did not immediately respond to a request for comment on National Unity Government defence minister Yee Mon's call.
Indonesia’s trade surplus hits all-time high in April
China remains Indonesia’s leading export destination, buying $5.49 billion worth of goods, accounting for 21.21 percent of all exports, followed by the United States and Japan…
No rice, no bread, no peace: Food security is a national security
More than its contribution to economic development, food security is also part of robust defense systems.
Grappling prodigies Tye and Kade Ruotolo aim to submit opponents at ONE 157
Hailed as two of the most talented twin Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu phenomena, the Ruotolos are set to challenge veteran grapplers, America’s Garry Tonon and Japan’s Shinya Aoki.
ASEAN-US: On the same page, but not in the same boat on Indo-Pacific
The writer says the best way to move forward is for the US to continue to build trust with ASEAN and realize its commitments to upholding peace and prosperity in the Indo-Pacific.
Time to stop the decline of the ocean’s health
Among other harmful threats, plastic waste is choking the ocean, and if we continue on our current track, more than half of the world’s marine species may become extinction by…
In East Java, climate change takes a bite out of apple crops
The unseasonal non-stop rains in the area have been upsetting the flowering season, damaging blossoms, and shrinking harvests, destroying the crops of many apple growers.
Indonesians with vitiligo seek visibility
Globally, as much as 2 percent of the population have the condition, with 0.5 to 1 percent of the Indonesia's population having the condition.