With a Long History in Indonesia, Tobacco Remains an Economic Pillar
Tobacco companies in Indonesia could face challenging times, as regulators tighten. But with power and resources, cigarette firms have cause...
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Indonesia eases foreign ownership in retail and port sectors
Indonesia has recently eased foreign ownership rules in several sectors, with the latest additions being the retail and port services....
South Korea to Help Indonesia Improve Industrialization
Despite an apparent decline in both Indonesia’s and South Korea’s trade this year, both countries have agreed to collaborate in...
With Government Research, LGN Hopes to Make Marijuana Legal in Indonesia
Despite Indonesia’s strict drug laws, a local community named Lingkar Ganja Nusantara (LGN) believes marijuana can become legal and transparently...
Bagging Mountain Trash
Indonesia’s mountains are known for their spectacular summits and surreal beauty, attracting hikers from near and far. Sadly, the sight...
Indonesia to Make Starting a Business Easier, But Experts Remain Sceptical
The Indonesian government looks to slash the number of days it takes to start a business from 47 days down...
Indonesia Considers Castration and Death Penalty for Rapists
In the wake of a brutal gang rape and murder of a 14-year-old schoolgirl in North Sumatra last month, the...
Indonesian Police Confiscate Sex Toy Mistaken for an Angel
Indonesian police have confiscated a blow-up doll from a village in Sulawesi after it was mistaken for a ‘fallen angel’...
Indonesia to Be More Vigilant with Foreign Workers
Amid high unemployment in Indonesia, the country is preparing for an influx of foreign labourers due to the ASEAN Economic...
Indonesia to Ban New Palm Oil Plantations to Stop Forest Fires
Indonesia is moving to ban new palm oil operations in the aftermath of massive forest fires in the country last...
Tips for Investors: The Unwritten Rules of Doing Business in Lombok
An experienced entrepreneur shares some important tips you should take note of before starting up a business or putting your...
British Grandmother on Death Row Could Face Execution within Weeks
In December 2012, Lindsay Sandiford (59) from North Yorkshire in the UK was arrested in Bali for attempting to smuggle...
Bursa Efek Indonesia Joins IPC’ Global Financial Marketplace
IPC Systems, Inc., a leading global provider of specialized communications and managed network-as-a-service (MNaaS) solutions for the financial trading community,...
China to Advance Political and Security Cooperation with Indonesia
Yesterday, Indonesia’s Coordinating Minister for Political, Law and Security Affairs Luhut Panjaitan met with Premier of the State Council of...
Australians and New Zealanders Gathered in Indonesia for Anzac Day
On Monday, Australians and New Zealanders gathered in Jakarta, and all over Indonesia, for Anzac Day to commemorate those who...
Are We the Maritime Axis Yet, Mr. President?
Amidst widespread problems of human rights, poverty, and rampant corruption facing Indonesians as witnessed on daily news reports, hope emerged...
Indonesia and Britain Agree US$1.4 Billion in Trade Deals
Indonesia and Britain have agreed trade deals worth US$1.4 billion during President Joko Widodo’s visit to the UK, where he...
Indonesia Opens Discussions on the 1965 Communist Massacres
In an unprecedented meeting that took place yesterday and assembled victims of the atrocities of 1965, along with senior Indonesian...
Local Content Rule for 4G Smartphones to Drive Black Market for Gadgets
Indonesia’s local content rule for 4G devices may cause import permits to stall in 2017, prompting the growth of black...
Architecture that Preserves Megacity Slums
The existence of slums within a megacity could be considered problematic, but there are ways to tackle this issue. Last...
Indonesia’s Anti-LGBT Sentiments are Diverting Attention from the Problems at Hand
Indonesia’s sudden uproar of anti-LGBT sentiment could be a tactic used by the government to divert public attention away from...