Ngurah Rai International Airport Wet Weather Closure Sees Travellers Stranded
Extreme weather saw Ngurah Rai International Airport in Bali shut down this morning, leaving travellers stranded in the sky.
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Anti-Drug Chief Reveals Half of Drug Trade Run From Prisons
The ongoing war on drugs in Indonesia has faced a fresh hurdle with the National Narcotics Agency revealing half of the trade is controlled from
Foreign Investors Eye Gas-Based Petrochemical Investment
Foreign investors are exploring opportunities in Indonesia?s petrochemical industry, with ripe demand and bountiful natural resources.
How To Spend Idul Fitri In the City
Idul Fitri is one of Indonesia’s most important holidays, celebrating the end of the fasting month of Ramadan. Many non-Muslim expats and locals leave the
The Ramadan Productivity Drop And How To Overcome It
The holy fasting month of Ramadan is a special time in Indonesia, with nightly celebrations and long days of devout reflection for Muslims and discrete
Indonesia’s Hopes and Struggles in the Economic Landscape, According to Oxford Business Group’s Federica Petrilli
In the wake of the trade protectionism takeover, collapsing commodity prices and other pressing economic issues, it is important to locate Indonesia’s position in the
How to Make Homemade Martabak
Touted as the ultimate Indonesian street food, the martabak is a popular snack across the country. Almost every city serves this local favourite which can
The Trouble With Alcohol in Indonesia
Indonesia, being a Muslim majority country, is also a pluralist, democratic and secular nation. And with the rest of the world slowly shifting to adapt
How Indonesia’s Hatred Towards LGBT Affects Communities
While Indonesia officially recognizes a number of religions and perspectives, the country is largely conservative in social values. This has led to vilification and persecution
Aluminimum Investors Wanted in Tanah Kuning Industrial Zone Development
Due to high potential of bauxite reserves, government is trying to invites investors to develop aluminium factories in the Industrial Zone of Tanah Kuning.
Major Ciputra Golf and Cultural Events Tipped to Boost Foreign Tourism
Two major tourism events are expected to boost the number of visitors to Indonesia in the long term, including the recent Ciputra Golf Championship.
Prosecutors Seek Prison For American Robbery Suspect
Prosecutors have sought two and half years in prison for an American-national charged with robbing several convenience stores in tourist hotspots Kuta and Seminyak, Bali.
Indonesia and Google Reach Tax Settlement
Tech giant Google has agreed to pay taxes as a settlement, Indonesia’s Finance Minister has announced. Does this mean for the month-long dispute between the
Ramadan Crackdown Nets Formalin-Tofu Traders
The cases are a reminder to all to be cautious and properly inspect foods, particularly those bought at local markets from traders.
Teachers Criminalised Under Child Protection Act: Legal Claim
A group of teachers is taking on the law in the Constitutional Court with a case claiming the criminalisation of teaching under the Child Protection
Bintan Takes On the Maldives With Water Villa Resort Development
The Bintan development will take inspiration from the world's top tourist destination Maldives, which also boasts stunning waters and natural beauty.
Lake Toba Tourism Boom Expected With Singapore Flight, Infrastructure Development
Lake Toba is expected to see a boom in foreign and domestic tourists following the announcement of key infrastructure developments in North Sumatra.
Shocking Armed Robbery Deaths Prompt Warnings From Police
Two shocking cases of armed robbery ending in murder have prompted police to warn the public to be aware of their surroundings and not fight
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 development of military bases along
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 world, including to Indonesia.
Around the World in Seven Meals, Without Leaving Jakarta
Jakarta is a brilliant city for any foodie to explore. With food from every corner of the archipelago, it’s hard to run out of options.