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National 9 years ago

Apology from Jakarta Post

The Jakarta Post made a serious error of judgment on Thursday night when it decided to run on the front page headline story for the Friday edition with the title “Firing squads kill convicts”.

National 9 years ago

Remote island at center of coming storm

The pristine waters around Bunguran, the closest Indonesian island to China’s disputed territory in the South China Sea, is a graveyard for 30 foreign vessels: one from China, most of the rest from Vietnam and Thailand.

National 9 years ago

Expatriates enjoy Ramadhan traditions

As a country with the largest Muslim population in the world, Indonesia offers a variety of rituals, as well as livelier celebrations, for Muslim expatriates, including British Ambassador to Indonesia Moazzam Malik, during the fasting month of Ramadhan.

National 9 years ago

Indonesia still far from greenhouse gas reduction target

Indonesia still has a long way to go to achieve its carbon emission reduction target as efforts to combat climate change are being hampered at the regional level, a World Resources Institute (WRI) Indonesia analysis shows.

Business 9 years ago

Priority projects remain in doldrums

Hundreds of the government’s priority infrastructure projects are on the brink of failure, having failed to show any progress in six months.

National 9 years ago

Mandiri cuts growth target as bad loan challenges persist

Indonesia’s largest lender by assets Bank Mandiri is cutting its loan growth target this year as it sees a bleak outlook with bad loans soaring more than expected.

Business 9 years ago

S&P who? Indonesia tries moving on

Life goes on. The saying may be applicable to the government at present, after it was forced to swallow a bitter pill by ratings agency S&P Global Ratings.

National 9 years ago

Minorities denied entry to mosques, schools

Being gay in a religious neighborhood in Indonesia is certainly tough, but Hendro Yudistira faces even tougher odds. He has been living as a gay man and deaf person in a judgmental and ignorant community for 38 years.

Business 9 years ago

No ratings upgrade, no progress?

President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo’s “work, work, work” administration may not be working hard enough to deserve a much-awaited ratings upgrade from Standard & Poor’s (S&P).

City 9 years ago

Do people still need RT/ RW heads?

For Tisha Dewi Langgani, 37, a resident of Pluit, North Jakarta, it is such relieving news to know that people can now renew their identity cards without recommendation from community unit (RW) and neighborhood unit (RT) heads.

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Paper-Edition

Apology from Jakarta Post

Remote island at center of coming storm

Expatriates enjoy Ramadhan traditions

Indonesia still far from greenhouse gas reduction target

Priority projects remain in doldrums

Mandiri cuts growth target as bad loan challenges persist

S&P who? Indonesia tries moving on

Minorities denied entry to mosques, schools

No ratings upgrade, no progress?

Do people still need RT/ RW heads?

follow our Social media

Your Opinion Matters

Thank You