TheJakartaPost

Please Update your browser

Your browser is out of date, and may not be compatible with our website. A list of the most popular web browsers can be found below.
Just click on the icons to get to the download page.

LOG IN / REGISTER

LOG IN

Don’t have an account? Register here Give your organization full access to The Jakarta Post. Register here

Borneo

Companies 3 months ago

PREMIUM
Sarawak plans Air Borneo launch, eyes direct links to Nusantara

The IKN Authority announced that Nusantara International Airport is in the process of changing its status from a special-purpose airport to a public airport, a necessary step to serve commercial flights.

Environment 1 year ago

First assessment finds Borneo elephant is endangered

The elephant is thought to roam primarily in Malaysia's Sabah and sometimes Indonesia's East Kalimantan.

Environment 4 years ago

PREMIUM
New documentary shows heartbreaking impact of deforestation

The Flame shows the environmental, human and sociopolitical impact of Indonesia’s constant deforestation

Books 4 years ago

PREMIUM
Awi Chin's debut a presents overdue Chinese-Indonesian representation

With his debut novel Yang Tak Kunjung Usai, Awi Chin gives Chinese-Indonesians some overdue representation in literature.

National 5 years ago

PREMIUM
Indonesian government denies deforestation link to Kalimantan floods

The government has downplayed the link connecting deforestation and tree cover loss with the recent widespread floods in South Kalimantan, saying the devastation was primarily caused by a weather anomaly.

National 6 years ago

PREMIUM
Indonesia’s new capital forges ahead with steering committee, bill ready to go

Draft bill ready, Jokowi forms international committee to woo investors

Business 6 years ago

PREMIUM
S. Kalimantan looks to tourism to replace mining in driving economy

South Kalimantan Governor Rudy Resnawan said on Monday that the mining sector contributed 31 percent to the regional GDP in 2018, while tourism’s contribution stood at 20 percent.

Business 6 years ago

PREMIUM
Promise for smart, green capital city is possible: GGGI

Indonesia’s capital relocation plan could be an opportunity for the country to develop its very first smart, green city from scratch, said GGGI director general Frank Rijsberman.

National 6 years ago

PREMIUM
Why Jokowi's administration picked two regencies in East Kalimantan to host new capital

Indonesia plans to move its center of government from Jakarta to a 180,000-hectare area spanning two regencies in the eastern part of Borneo. What are the pros and cons?

Art & Culture 6 years ago

Kalimantan film festival to speak up on behalf of indigenous people

The Kalimantan Indigenous Film Festival (KIFF) returns this year to amplify the voice of the often marginalized people.

follow our Social media

Your Opinion Matters

Share your experiences, suggestions, and any issues you've encountered on The Jakarta Post. We're here to listen.

Let us know what you think:

Enter at least 30 characters

0 / 30

Thank You

Thank you for sharing your thoughts. We appreciate your feedback.

TheJakartaPost

Popular Reads

Top Results

Popular Reads

Top Results

LOG IN

Borneo

PREMIUM Sarawak plans Air Borneo launch, eyes direct links to Nusantara

First assessment finds Borneo elephant is endangered

PREMIUM New documentary shows heartbreaking impact of deforestation

PREMIUM Awi Chin's debut a presents overdue Chinese-Indonesian representation

PREMIUM Indonesian government denies deforestation link to Kalimantan floods

PREMIUM Indonesia’s new capital forges ahead with steering committee, bill ready to go

PREMIUM S. Kalimantan looks to tourism to replace mining in driving economy

PREMIUM Promise for smart, green capital city is possible: GGGI

PREMIUM Why Jokowi's administration picked two regencies in East Kalimantan to host new capital