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Key points of labor reform in omnibus bill on job creation: What we know so far
Business 1 week ago

Key points of labor reform in omnibus bill on job creation: What we know so far

Some of the key highlights of the bill, a draft of which has been obtained by The Jakarta Post, cove...
Seven things you need to know about the new e-commerce regulation
Business 2 months ago

Seven things you need to know about the new e-commerce regulation

The regulation lays out a number of rules related to licensing, data, consumer protection, taxation ...
Is Indonesia's antigraft body in danger?
National 5 months ago

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Is Indonesia's antigraft body in danger?

The fate of the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK), which many view as the most powerful and cr...
International refugees in Indonesia explained
World 7 months ago

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International refugees in Indonesia explained

The issue of foreign refugees returned to the spotlight when dozens of refugees camped for weeks in ...
The struggle to define the Belt and Road Initiative in Indonesia
World 7 months ago

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The struggle to define the Belt and Road Initiative in Indonesia

How does one tell if an infrastructure project in Indonesia is part of China's Belt and Road Ini...
Is Indonesia losing favorable clean energy policies?
Business 11 months ago

Is Indonesia losing favorable clean energy policies?

Indonesia once had policies that supported the development of clean energy, but regulatory changes i...
GDP growth of 5.16 percent or 5.17 percent – does it really matter?
Business 1 year ago

GDP growth of 5.16 percent or 5.17 percent – does it really matter?

While even slight deviation in GDP growth can have a real impact on the economy, the degree of this ...
What makes Jakarta’s rivers ugly and smelly?
City 1 year ago

What makes Jakarta’s rivers ugly and smelly?

Jakarta's rivers are dirtier than the Citarum River, which is often referred to as "the wor...
'Adat' communities want their own special law: Why?
National 1 year ago

'Adat' communities want their own special law: Why?

The country’s adat (indigenous) communities have pushed for a law regulating and protecting th...
Prison overcrowding serves in favor of IS militants
National 1 year ago

Prison overcrowding serves in favor of IS militants

According to the National Police, the prison riot that killed five officers and led to a more than 3...
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