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 hoped to create positive sentiment,
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Don’t Show, Do Tell
Beware of sharing a nude selfie in Indonesia. You could be extorted or even criminalized. There’s an old internet joke that goes like this: “Warning!
7 Best Retirement Locations in Indonesia and The Cost of Property
Retirement does not only mean the point where a person stops working. The meaning of the word ‘retirement’ may vary for each person. However, retirement
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 in Indonesia has prompted one
Bubble Fears Premature Following Economic Downturn
Fears of an eventual bubble in Indonesia’s property markets may have failed to come to fruition in recent years, largely thanks to intervention from the
Kenneth Rogers: What It’ Like to Manage Luxury Residences in Two Countries
In order to survive in the highly competitive hospitality sector, one must not only understand the importance of product differentiation but also learn how to
Stories of Property and Corruption in Indonesia
Property is a unique game in Indonesia, one with many stakeholders and nuances. Because of this, it has been a breeding ground for bribery and
A Beginner’ Manual to Eating Korean Food
As Korean food gains popularity worldwide, food writer May Tien explores the different facets of the cuisine and delves into the varied menu options available
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 again be marred by congestion,
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 remind visitors to be cautious
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 Tenggara (NTB), in July and
Indonesia Open For Business After Investment Grade Ratings
For the first time in 20 years, three reputable international ratings agencies have given Indonesia investment grade status, showing Southeast Asia?s largest economy is well
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 conclude revisions on anti-terrorism law
GO-JEK And Bahaso Team Up For Driver Language Training
Foreign language skills are not only a requirement for multi-national company employees, but also for online transport drivers, prompting GO-JEK to promote proficient English speaking
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 to the Head of the
Government to Channel Chinese Investment into Special Economic Zone
In order to encourage investment outside Java, the government will channel Chinese investment to Special Economic Zones in Sei Mangkei and Bitung.
Germany Eyes Potential For Cooperation with Indonesia’s Fisheries
As one of the world?s biggest fish product suppliers, Germany is closely monitoring Indonesia?s fishery policy developments and sees big potential for future cooperations.
Bank Indonesia Puts Money On Redenomination of the Rupiah
The central bank Governor Agus Martowardojo said the macroeconomic condition is currently stable and healthy enough to support redenomination.
‘Ahok Effect’ Undermines Freedom of Expression Warns Activists
Support for former Jakarta governor Basuki ‘Ahok’ Tjahaja Purnama continues after he announced he will not appeal a two-year jail sentence after being found guilty
Government to Sue Australia Over Paper Export Tariff
Indonesia?s largest paper manufacturers have claimed the Anti-Dumping Import Duty is unfair, adding strain to the trade relationship.