Terror Fears Prompts Military Base Development in Regions
Terror concerns in nearby southern Philippines has prompted the Indonesian Military to hasten plans to strengthen national security with the...
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Qatar’ Diplomatic Crisis: What Does it Mean For Indonesia?
The aftershocks of the diplomatic fall-out between Qatar and other countries in the Middle East region has rippled around the...
GrabHeli Hits The Skies Above World’s Worst Traffic
The dream of many stuck in Jakarta’s world-record traffic is one step closer to coming true after ride-hailing app Grab...
Pancasila Promotion Group Inaugurated Amid Intolerance Fears
President Joko ‘Jokowi’ Widodo has confirmed the members for his Pancasila working group initiative, which will promote the values underpinning...
Persecution and Harassment on Rise in Divided Indonesia
The Anti Persecution Coalition has received 87 reported cases of persecution from January to June this year, highlighting the rapid...
Garuda Indonesia Fills Qatar Airways Demand Amid Political Tensions
Qatar Airways has been banned from flying through most of the Middle East?s airspace, leaving Garuda Indonesia to fill the...
No More Happy Endings for Bali Spas
The crackdown on Bali’s so-called happy ending parlours continues, with massage parlours in Legian and Denpasar the latest to be...
Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates Invites Indonesia to Re-Join OPEC
Although domestic crude oil production is still insufficient to meet local demand, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates have...
Terror Threat No Match For Bali-Bound Holiday Makers
The threat of terrorism throughout the region has failed to dampen the enthusiasm of Australian holiday goers who continue to...
Navy, Water Police Step Up Sea Patrols Amid Philippine Violence
The Indonesian Navy and Water Police have stepped up sea patrols in the Halmahera Sea, amid fears of terrorists entering...
Japanese Surf Instructor Drowns Off Bali Coast
Experienced and amateur surfers alike have been warned to stay safe in Bali’s famous waters after Japanese surf instructor drowned...
Government To Launch KA Trans Papua Rail Project
In line with plans to develop infrastructure in Indonesia?s more remote regions, the government is set to construct a railway...
Anti-Persecution Coalition Call For Action Over Harassment
The country’s leading legal and human rights organisations have teamed up as the Anti-Persecution Coalition to warn against increasing acts...
Government to Issue Samurai Bond Worth 100 Billion Yen
The government is ready to issue another batch of samurai bonds, worth ?100 billion. The issuance of the bonds is...
Minister Revises Tax Target, Investors Remain Confident
Although the overall national economic condition is stronger than last year, tax revenue is dragging....
Persecution Continues To Trend Online: SAFEnet Warns
A frightening trend of online targeting and cyber-bullying of individuals for their personal views amid tense freedom of expression tests...
Jasa Marga to Halt Jakarta-Cikampek Toll Construction Ahead of Mudik
Highway operator Jasa Marga has warned mudik, the routine returning to one?s hometown or village ahead of Eid al-Fitr, will...
Drowning Death in Bali Reminds Visitors to Be Safe
A 20-year-old man drowned after slipping while fishing at Baung Penyu Beach, Bali, on Tuesday, May 30, prompting authorities to...
Korean Air Ready to Fly to Lombok
South Korean carrier Korean Air is set to host charter flights between South Korea and Lombok International Airport, West Nusa...
Jokowi Calls For Prioritising Anti-Terror Law Reforms Following Attacks
ISIS? recent attacks put the nation on high alert. To prevent future terrorist acts, Jokowi called on the DPR to...
BNN Suspects ?Zombie-Like? Drug Has Entered Indonesia
A new type of deadly drug called flakka which causes a ‘zombie-like’ effect in users has allegedly reached Indonesia, according...