Indonesia has agreed to team up with neighboring Papua New Guinea (PNG) to explore potential oil and gas reserves in border areas as the former shifts its oil and gas…

The Prosperous Justice Party’s (PKS) top brass denied on Monday an allegation that the party planned to siphon off funds from the Agriculture Ministry, the Communications and Information Technology Ministry…

President Susilo Bambang Yu-dhoyono has named economist Chatib Basri, the nation’s new finance minister.

Indecisiveness over what it needs to do with swelling fuel subsidies has forced the government to revise the state budget deficit upward, with consumers expected to have lower purchasing power.

Governor Joko “Jokowi” Widodo has emphasized that the city administration will not back away from its plan to normalize Pluit Dam in North Jakarta despite problems surrounding it.

Casualties continue to mount at PT Freeport Indonesia (PTFI)’s Big Gossan training facility in Timika, Papua, as eight more bodies were evacuated between Sunday evening and Monday evening.

As lawmakers continue to deliberate revisions to the 2001 Oil and Gas Law, several petroleum executives claim that a lack of legal certainties has left them in the dark.

Following in the steps of its European neighbors, dozens of Portuguese firms are visiting Indonesia to seek business partnerships and explore untapped local business opportunities.

The government will likely reject fiscal incentives proposed by foreign investors to kick off the construction of new fuel processing plants despite the lack of capacity of existing domestic refineries…

Concurrently with its economic growth, Indonesia has intensified its involvement in various international forums. In terms of international trade, it has shown its dynamism and worked closely with other partners…