Jakarta steady as rupiah slides
Indonesian consumers are beginning to feel the effect of Donald Trump. Source: Wikimedia
The Indonesian central bank concluded a policy meeting shortly after the US...
Indonesia oil and gas project delayed
Jakarta's demand for fuel is rising. Source: Wikimedia
Japanese oil and gas extractor Inpex Corp plans to delay introducing a US$15 billion liquefied natural gas...
Indonesia reveals huge April deficit
Indonesia has posted one of the widest monthly trade deficits in its history for April as exports have slumped and the expected fall in...
Indonesia to beef up security for Christmas holidays
The Istiqlal Mosque in Jakarta. More than 80 per cent of Indonesians are Muslims, but the government official recognises five other religions. Photo: Michael J. Lowe/Wikimedia...
Nahdlatul Ulama Forbids Cryptocurrency Under Islamic Law
Nahdlatul Ulama issues fatwa and forbids the use of cryptocurrency under Islamic law.
Many people around the world have learned to embrace cryptocurrency. Since Satoshi...
Jakarta defends Grasberg rules
Indonesia has hit back at claims that tough new environmental regulations imposed on the giant Grasberg copper mine in Papua are politically motivated or...
Indonesia mulls free-trade deal
Australian sugar exporters will now be able to compete on Asean terms.
Australia is pinning its hopes on sugar to boost exports to Indonesia,...
Study points to Java’s Islamist youth
One in five students in further and higher education in Java support the establishment of an Indonesian caliphate instead of a secular government, according...
Face to Face Classes Left Hundreds of Indonesian Children Infected with Covid-19
For most children, going back to school is exciting. The face-to-face classes in schools will enable them to see old friends and classmates. At...
ASEAN to focus on virus outbreak; set aside visa talks ‘for now’
Members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) are not yet keen on bringing to the table any talks about visa exemptions and...
Latest article
Japan Smashes Tons of Vietnamese Durian, Chillies
Due to excessive chemical residues, Japan destroyed tons of Vietnamese durian and chillies that surpassed Japanese standards.
Excessive Chemical Residues in Vietnamese Durian and Chillies
Japan...
Terrorist Attack: ISIS Claims Accountability in Mindanao State University Bombing
The ISIS (Islamic State of Iraq and Syria) took responsibility for the recent terrorist attack during a Catholic mass in the gymnasium of Mindanao...
Bataan Legislators Voted Against Philippine National Nuclear Energy Safety Act
Not all are happy and approve the operation of the Bataan Nuclear Power Plant, prompting Bataan legislators, 2nd District Rep. Abet Garcia along with...