Chinese Video App “Tik Tok” Gets Banned in Indonesia
Indonesian authorities said on Wednesday, July 4, that they had banned Chinese video app Tik Tok for containing “pornography, inappropriate content and blasphemy”. The ban,
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Human Rights Watch Report Says LGBT Crackdowns Fueling HIV Crisis in Indonesia
A crackdown against lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people in Indonesia is leading to a rise in HIV infections and causing a public health crisis,
Open Your Eyes to a New Way of Learning!
21st century skills refers to a broad set of knowledge, skills, work habits and character traits that are believed to be critically important to success
Jakarta Police Instructed to Shoot on Sight for Street Crimes
To ensure security for the 2018 Asian Games, which will see thousands of international athletes and officials descend upon the Indonesian capital, Jakarta Police chief
At Least 29 Dead After Another Ferry Sinks
At least 29 people died after a ferry sank near Sulawesi island, officials said on Wednesday, as rescue teams searched for dozens of missing passengers
Bali Holds First Ultra Marathon for Bali Children Foundation
On May 26, 13 elite runners made an 84-kilometre run from The Lovina in Singaraja to Old Mans in Canggu for the first ever Bali
Bali Mother and Baby House
With Indonesia being a developing country, there is still a large number of women and teens with minimum knowledge of their reproductive system and pregnancy
Top 10 Indonesian Football Scandals
Match-fixing, mismanagement and political meddling have ensured that football-mad Indonesia remains a dormant giant on the international scene. The following list is chronological, rather
Lazy, Hazy, Crazy Daze of Summer
The summer of 1976 was (and still is) the hottest and driest in the UK since records began, with the months of June, July and
A Staycation in Surabaya
Sometimes we all just want to get away and feel like we are on a holiday, but at the same time we don’t want go
The Tangkoko Tarsier Trail
It is pitch dark and the night is full of sound: cicadas, the waves of the Molucca Sea, and the music of the rainforest frogs.
Mount Agung Alert Raised to Level Three
Authorities have raised the alert level for Mount Agung in Karangasem regency, Bali, to Siaga (watch) status, or Level III of the four-tiered Indonesia volcano
Here, Have a Photo of One Million Dollars
Pull up a chair. In the 1950s, there was a groundbreaking British radio series called The Goon Show. It was anarchic, absurd and hilarious. The
The Tastes of Paradise
Anyone who has set foot in Indonesia will be familiar with these local versions of products that expatriates learn to either delight in or sneer
The Great Wall of Indonesia
It’s not anywhere near the length of the one in China, but Indonesia does have its own “Great Wall.” It is located between Agam and
Five European Destinations to Discover this Autumn
Europe in the autumn offers visitors a more relaxed experience than the frantic pace of the tourist-filled summers. The kids are back at school, Europeans
Delightful Derawan Islands
The coral reefs that surround Derawan Island are bursting with colour and life. In fact, over 870 fish species live in these waters, from pygmy
Going at Home and Going Away
I had only been back in the UK for a day and already I was in a public lavatory watching another man’s vigorous actions. After
Mount Agung Eruption Continues; Bali Airport Remains Open
Bali’s Mount Agung erupted again at 6.19am local time on Monday (July 2), spewing a 2,000m-high ash column and thick smoke into the sky. The
Knowing the Advantages of Perpres No. 20 of 2018 on Hiring Expatriates
“The Presidential Regulation No. 20/2018, in general, has provided some advantages for the Employer in Indonesia who wants in hiring foreign workers. It consists of
What is the most beautiful thing you’ve experienced in Indonesia?
For many people, the most beautiful things are found in the places they visit. For others, however, the beauty is in the people. Sacha Stevenson