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Page 20 of Culture - Index

Palm oil smallholders cry foul over planned water tax
Regulations 3 weeks ago

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Palm oil smallholders cry foul over planned water tax

A proposal to impose a surface water tax (PAP) on oil palms at Rp 1,700 (10 US cents) per tree per m...
Sexist humor is no joke
Editorial 3 weeks ago

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Sexist humor is no joke

When future judges and lawyers treat "silence means consent" as a punchline, the scales of...
Orangutan uses canopy bridge to cross fragmented habitat for ‘first time’
Archipelago 3 weeks ago

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Orangutan uses canopy bridge to cross fragmented habitat for ‘first time’

A Sumatran orangutan has been filmed for the first time using a man-made canopy bridge to cross a ro...
​​​​​​​Rising anti-vax sentiment undermines child immunization efforts
Society 3 weeks ago

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​​​​​​​Rising anti-vax sentiment undermines child immunization efforts

A renewed measles vaccination drive following a recent outbreak in several regions has fueled public...
BREAKING: Hasan Nasbi, Abdul Kadir Karding return to cabinet in latest reshuffle
Politics 3 weeks ago

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BREAKING: Hasan Nasbi, Abdul Kadir Karding return to cabinet in latest reshuffle

President Prabowo Subianto reshuffled his cabinet on Monday, reappointing former presidential spokes...
Local pulp producer braces for mass layoffs after permit revocation
Economy 3 weeks ago

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Local pulp producer braces for mass layoffs after permit revocation

Up to 80 percent of Toba Pulp Lestari’s workforce of more than a thousand employees may be aff...
Govt aims for 5.7 percent GDP growth in second quarter
Economy 3 weeks ago

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Govt aims for 5.7 percent GDP growth in second quarter

The government believes it can push gross domestic product growth beyond the typical 5 percent rate ...
China vows countermeasures if EU enacts 'Made in Europe' plan
Regulations 3 weeks ago

China vows countermeasures if EU enacts 'Made in Europe' plan

The EU unveiled in March new "Made in Europe" rules for companies trying to access public ...
China and Myanmar vow more trade, security cooperation
Asia & Pacific 3 weeks ago

China and Myanmar vow more trade, security cooperation

China's Wang Yi has been on a three-country visit to Southeast Asia, travelling to Cambodia, Tha...
Executive Column: Bluebird stays course amid rising fuel costs, stiffer competition
Companies 3 weeks ago

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Executive Column: Bluebird stays course amid rising fuel costs, stiffer competition

Bluebird CEO Adrianto Djokosoetono spoke to The Jakarta Post’s Ni Made Tasyarani about ho...
The biggest investment risk right now? Risk aversion
Academia 3 weeks ago

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The biggest investment risk right now? Risk aversion

In a swirling world of heightened uncertainty, investors could be forgiven for hunkering down and mi...
Indonesia AI’s strategy: Economically ambitious, socially hollow
Academia 3 weeks ago

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Indonesia AI’s strategy: Economically ambitious, socially hollow

Indonesia is charging headlong into an artificial Iintelligence-driven economy, but its current road...
Chips carry stocks higher; oil jumps on stalled peace talks
Markets 3 weeks ago

Chips carry stocks higher; oil jumps on stalled peace talks

Oil climbed on Monday as stalled US-Iran peace talks prolonged the disruption of Middle East energy ...
Can domestic workers protection law end ‘modern slavery’?
Academia 3 weeks ago

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Can domestic workers protection law end ‘modern slavery’?

As Indonesia ratifies a historic domestic worker protection law after two decades of silence, the na...
RI seeks new suppliers, export markets as tensions mount: Trade minister
Interview 3 weeks ago

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RI seeks new suppliers, export markets as tensions mount: Trade minister

Trade Minister Budi Santoso sat down with The Jakarta Post’s Maudey Khalisha to discuss how th...
Australian minister Wong to raise energy security on Asia tour
Asia & Pacific 3 weeks ago

Australian minister Wong to raise energy security on Asia tour

Wong said in a statement that meetings with her counterparts in the three countries would "help...
Family alleges false accusation ahead of media exec's graft trial
Archipelago 3 weeks ago

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Family alleges false accusation ahead of media exec's graft trial

The director of Gumpalannews.com is facing a trial over alleged graft in a 2022 Simeulue regency pub...
In a fractured world order, where does the Global South fit in?
Academia 3 weeks ago

In a fractured world order, where does the Global South fit in?

The era of a Western-dominated world order is over. This is obvious, but it will take some time to s...
Orangutan in North Sumatra uses canopy bridge in 'world first': NGO
Archipelago 3 weeks ago

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Orangutan in North Sumatra uses canopy bridge in 'world first': NGO

A Sumatran orangutan has been filmed for the first time crossing a man-made canopy bridge constructe...
El Nino set to return in mid-2026: UN
Asia & Pacific 3 weeks ago

El Nino set to return in mid-2026: UN

The United Nations' weather and climate agency said El Nino conditions could well develop as ear...
Outdoor workers face rising health risks amid dry season
Jakarta 3 weeks ago

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Outdoor workers face rising health risks amid dry season

As the dry season is creeping in and projected to be longer and drier due to El Niño, workers...
The Hormuz naval blockade and strategic implications for Indonesia
Academia 3 weeks ago

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The Hormuz naval blockade and strategic implications for Indonesia

As Mideast tensions reignite the threat of naval blockades, Indonesia’s control over global ma...
Bakamla backs debate to levy ships in Malacca Strait
Archipelago 3 weeks ago

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Bakamla backs debate to levy ships in Malacca Strait

Bakamla chief Vice Adm. Irvansyah suggested the construction of supply store and fuel station on the...
Analysis: Fiscal stability at risk amid rising energy costs
Academia 3 weeks ago

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Analysis: Fiscal stability at risk amid rising energy costs

Indonesia’s fiscal position is coming under increasing pressure as global energy prices rise. ...
UK, Indonesia launch maritime partnership by signing 4 MOUs
Europe 3 weeks ago

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UK, Indonesia launch maritime partnership by signing 4 MOUs

The partnership aims to strengthen Indonesia's maritime economy, promote food security, improve ...
Wikimedia complies with govt’s registration after blackout threat
Society 3 weeks ago

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Wikimedia complies with govt’s registration after blackout threat

During a meeting on April 23, Wikimedia clarified its nonprofit nature and commitment to user privac...
‘This is the right time’: Trade minister defends Indonesia-US tariff deal
Regulations 3 weeks ago

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‘This is the right time’: Trade minister defends Indonesia-US tariff deal

Trade Minister Budi Santoso has defended the government’s decision to pursue a trade agreement...
Indonesia calls for stronger protection for peacekeepers
Middle East and Africa 3 weeks ago

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Indonesia calls for stronger protection for peacekeepers

Chief Pvt. Rico Pramudia, who was injured during an attack by Israeli forces in Lebanon on March 29,...
Dark days soldier on
Editorial 3 weeks ago

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Dark days soldier on

The case should be tried in a civilian court to ensure accountability and uncover the full chain of ...
Health experts urge maternal vaccination to protect pregnant women, babies
Society 3 weeks ago

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Health experts urge maternal vaccination to protect pregnant women, babies

Among the vaccines that can be given to pregnant women are those that inoculate against pertuss...
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