People often lose track of time when playing video games, which can lead to health problems. Indonesian doctors are looking at ways to help them avoid developing illness or injury while pursuing their passion.

These days, many people proudly wear sarongs in their daily lives. 

For anyone who wishes to have joyous memories, wider horizons and a better appreciation for nature and history, 2023 is the perfect time, especially after nearly three years of the excruciatingly restricting pandemic, to go all-out with their upcoming vacations.

Four rising public figures pay tribute to the enduring original female icon.

As Idul Fitri approaches, more and more fireworks will start blasting off in the country, a diversion that can have a dark side.

Indonesia’s licensed vendor for FIFA U-20 World Cup merchandise is scrambling to sell off its wares after the country lost its license to host the tournament in an act of political self-sabotage.

At the end of the day, all musicians are bound to ask themselves: Is the passion worth the pain?

For many Indonesians just out of university, trading feels like an avenue into quick prosperity. But is it a pipe dream?

While the authenticity of the material has yet to be confirmed by officials, The Washington Post reported the embarrassing leak of secrets about the war in Ukraine came from a Discord user nicknamed "OG", a gun enthusiast who works on a US military base.

As consumerism grows, reparation and alteration become options to decrease fashion waste. 

Love and hate with the digital world as more people abstain from social media and online entertainments in regaining their sense of self and mindfulness

Although public education is now officially bilingual in the Yucatan, Indigenous language teaching is only just being introduced.

The death of the “godfather of electropop”, Japanese musician Ryuichi Sakamoto, has struck a deep chord with many Indonesian musicians who were greatly influenced by his music.

More Indonesian customers are becoming environmentally responsible and seeking to reduce carbon emissions by making smart purchasing choices. 

The Young Garuda players saw their dreams of playing on the international stage fade away when FIFA canceled the 2023 U-20 World Cup in Indonesia.

The trend of public officials in Indonesia flaunting or flexing their wealth on social media began with celebrities, but has since become even more problematic.

DC Men Knit meets twice a month in the Washington area to knit or crochet scarves, hats and blankets. The goal? Relaxation, friendship and reclaiming a pastime historically enjoyed by men and women.

Instilling much-needed comic relief in a post-pandemic world.

Rolex launches its new series of watches at the Watches & Wonders 2023 show in Geneva, Switzerland.

Japan recorded fewer than 800,000 births last year, the lowest in the country of 125 million since records began.

Indonesian fashion designers give their insights on what will trend in modest fashion for Eid-al Fitr this year. 

Understanding the psyche of cyberbullies and the distress of the victims

Some political parties are including K-Pop-inspired social media posts and events in their campaigns, yet the reception is divided.

When their pets die, many owners seek cemeteries or cremation sites to keep their loved ones in their memory, and by their side.

The number of South Koreans who tied the knot last year hit a record low, compounding looming demographic woes in a country with the world's lowest birth rate.

Whether sporting a red Workers' Party star on her wedding dress or rocking eco-friendly clothing, Brazil's new first lady is turning heads and making statements with her fashion choices.

Arctic Monkeys’ music connects deeper with Indonesians than many other rock bands. We found out how and why.

Saudi Arabia's first big-name designer Mohammed Ashi has dressed celebrity royalty around the world from Beyonce and Deepika Padukone to Zendaya and Cardi B.

Frozen in time for 20 years, two superyachts lie at the confluence of Iraq's Tigris and Euphrates rivers, bearing witness to the false glories of former dictator Saddam Hussein.

Do Indonesians these days know, or read, any erotic fiction by local writers?