As the number of children and adolescents involved in online gambling reaches an alarming level, the Indonesian Child Protection Commission (KPAI) and experts have called for greater supervision from parents over their children’s use of the internet.

Education in Indonesia faces significant challenges, especially in rural and conflict-affected areas. Bridging these gaps and ensuring equitable access for all students is crucial for the nation’s development.

Cloud seeding, which introduces tiny particles or chemicals to manipulate existing clouds, has gained popularity worldwide as a way to induce rain to combat drought or boost local water supplies.

A disruption to the National Data Center (PDN) that began on Thursday has resulted in delays to immigration processing and other public services and raised concerns about the quality and security of government-built digital infrastructure. 

How can Indonesia’s education system evolve to prepare students for a world that is changing faster than ever before?

Aside from promising to "take care" of what netizens called a potential X replacement, the Communications and Information Ministry also dismissed rumors that it was behind the establishment of Elaelo.id.

Pope Francis will become the first head of the Roman Catholic Church to visit Indonesia in 35 years when he travels to Jakarta in September, with an itinerary that includes stopping by Istiqlal Mosque.

The House of Representatives is planning to evaluate haj management this year following recurring problems that afflicted Indonesian pilgrims in Saudi Arabia, including poor accommodation and food poisoning.

A proposal last week by the senior human development minister to expand social assitance to include indebted gambling addicts has split related institutions on the best way to tackle the growing issue.

The government acknowledges that the new single-class inpatient system for the National Health Insurance (JKN) program may reduce the number of the country's hospital beds by more than 23,000, but gave an assurance that it will not disrupt treatment or hospital admission for patients.

Online gambling is prohibited in Indonesia, the world's largest Muslim-majority nation, but last year more than 3 million people engaged in an activity estimated to be worth nearly $20 billion, or about 1.5 percent of gross domestic product.

While millions of Muslims in Indonesia waited decades for their turn to go on the haj in Saudi Arabia, Tien Mulyanthi and her husband were fortunate to have their wait period shortened as they registered for the annual pilgrimage from the United Kingdom last year.

The Indonesian Ulema Council (MUI) has garnered widespread controversy after issuing a fatwa prohibiting Muslims from using non-Islamic religious greetings, and a human rights watchdog has warned the fatwa could be a setback for religious tolerance in the pluralistic country.

The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) has committed to helping Indonesia improve its capacity to mitigate the effects of the climate crisis, as the country sees more and more natural disasters triggered by global warming.

The Women's Empowerment and Child Protection Ministry has highlighted the importance of digital literacy in preventing online sexual exploitation of women and children.

The launch of Prasetiya Mulya University's Centre for East Asian Studies aims to foster the study and research of East Asian topics in Indonesia amid the ongoing rivalry between China and the United States in the region.

The BPIP has asked for an additional Rp 100 billion in its 2025 budget after consecutive declines over the past two years, with half of the extra fund earmarked for a Pancasila awareness campaign involving influencers and content creators.

The communications minister told House Commission I on Monday that the PPATK had found links between online gambling and money laundering in its first-quarter review and defended his ministry's commitment to eradicating the illicit activity.

Komnas HAM report outlined that the police had been consistently involved in human rights abuse cases related to strategic national projects and businesses, including high-profile cases such as the development of the Rempang Eco City on Rempang island, Riau Islands province, and a petrochemical and refinery factory in Air Bangis village, West Sumatra.

The government plans to run clinical trials of several vaccines to curb the surging number of cases of tuberculosis (TB) this year, amid concerns the disease might affect economic growth, ministers said on Monday.

Pope Francis’ activities during his upcoming visit to Indonesia in September will be centered in Jakarta, a representative from the Indonesian Bishop’s Conference (KWI) has said.

The Religious Affairs Ministry has warned Indonesians to not attempt the haj without holding the correct visa, as Saudi authorities turn away thousands of unregistered pilgrims from across the globe ahead of the haj, which begins next week.

Some female workers as well as businesses have expressed concerns that the provision on maternity leave in the new Maternal and Child Welfare Law could be an extra burden on their colleagues and operations, respectively.

In a country that has been named among the most “fatherless” in the world, lawmakers' decision to declare child-rearing a shared responsibility between partners in the recently passed Maternal and Child Welfare Law has garnered mixed responses, with critics saying the provision, which lacks both a monitoring mechanism and sanctions for violations, is insufficient to ensure that fathers will take a more active role.

Komnas Perempuan has hailed the Maternal and Child Law's passage as an achievement, but also raised concerns that it could widen inequality between women in the formal and informal sectors, as well as perpetuate gender norms.

Tiko Aryawardhana, husband of singer Bunga Citra Lestari, is currently under police investigation for an alleged embezzlement case.

X updated its policies on June 3 to formally allow consensual adult content, as long as it is clearly labeled as such. 

According to a new law passed on Tuesday, a mother giving birth is eligible for three months of maternity leave, which can be extended for another three months under certain medical conditions as prescribed by the doctor. 

The police in Banten recently arrested 13 poachers who later claimed to have killed up to 26 critically endangered Javan rhinos in or around the Ujung Kulon National Park in Banten. 

The controversial Public Housing Savings (Tapera) program has been met with a backlash from ojol (app-based ride-hailing motorcycle taxi) drivers, who fear that the mandatory monthly salary cut will become a burden for those with unsteady incomes.