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World 4 years ago

Latest on the worldwide spread of the coronavirus

Britain's biggest supermarket groups will encourage staff and customers to keep wearing face coverings from Monday despite new rules making it a matter of personal choice.

Opinion 4 years ago

Biodiversity decline needs to become a top priority beyond governments

Governments have already proven they are not up to the task on their own; just 0.01 percent of global gross domestic product is currently spent on biodiversity conservation.

People 4 years ago

Gal Gadot talks ‘muting’ criticism of military past and docuseries about impactful women

Gal Gadot speaks with The Jakarta Post about being aware of the recurring criticism of her military background since her debut as superhero Wonder Woman and her new documentary project.

Editorial 4 years ago

Singapore’s failed plan

The questions now are who will succeed Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, when he will eventually leave office and whether he will let a younger figure take the baton.

Opinion 5 years ago

Does WhatsApp controversy affect Indonesian SMEs?

For SMEs, leaving WhatsApp and migrating to more secure messaging apps could affect their business.

Entertainment 5 years ago

Elton John, Liam Gallagher hit out at Brexit impact on tours

Leading musical lights including Elton John, The Who's Roger Daltry and classical conductor Simon Rattle wrote in The Times newspaper that the government's failure to secure visa-free travel for musicians would "tip many performers over the edge".

Business 5 years ago

Govt to disburse Rp3.3 trillion grant for hard-hit tourist industry

The tourism grant is to be sourced from the government’s Rp 695.2 trillion COVID-19 national economic recovery fund.

Opinion 5 years ago

COVID-19 response must incorporate TB, malaria, HIV programs as essential services

Indonesia cannot afford any delay in its extant healthcare programs for tuberculosis, malaria or HIV/AIDS, and should instead consolidate its COVID-19 response to maintain these essential health services.

Business 5 years ago

Logistics down by more than 50 percent amid COVID-19 outbreak

Logistics volume was down 60 to 70 percent across the board due to emergency measures to prevent COVID-19 transmission.

Business 5 years ago

F&B companies can withstand COVID-19 crisis for five months: Survey

Indonesian Food and Beverage Association chairman Adhi S. Lukman said that nearly half of the survey’s respondents acknowledged that their companies could continue operating past five months.

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impact

Latest on the worldwide spread of the coronavirus

Biodiversity decline needs to become a top priority beyond governments

Gal Gadot talks ‘muting’ criticism of military past and docuseries about impactful women

Singapore’s failed plan

Does WhatsApp controversy affect Indonesian SMEs?

Elton John, Liam Gallagher hit out at Brexit impact on tours

Govt to disburse Rp3.3 trillion grant for hard-hit tourist industry

COVID-19 response must incorporate TB, malaria, HIV programs as essential services

Logistics down by more than 50 percent amid COVID-19 outbreak

F&B companies can withstand COVID-19 crisis for five months: Survey

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Your Opinion Matters

Thank You