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Interview 4 months ago

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RI seeks new suppliers, export markets as tensions mount: Trade minister

Trade Minister Budi Santoso sat down with The Jakarta Post’s Maudey Khalisha to discuss how the government is navigating challenges to maintain export performance due to the Iran war and rising protectionism.

Editorial 5 months ago

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Inflation won’t stop at pump

While government estimates suggest fuel hikes are a minor technicality, the real danger lies in a "squeezed middle class" whose forced spending cuts could trigger a much broader economic slowdown.

Academia 5 months ago

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A canal could rethink Indonesia’s supply chains

The Cikarang Bekasi Laut was built to carry water. But it has always had the potential to carry something more.

Academia 5 months ago

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Logistics is not expensive, it is misaligned

Indonesia is an archipelago where the sea is not a separator, but the primary connector. Yet, Indonesia’s logistics architecture tells a different story

Economy 6 months ago

Shipping companies divert vessels around Cape of Good Hope after strikes on Iran

Maersk stated that the firm will continue to prioritize the Trans-Suez route once the situation stabilizes and security conditions permit again.

Economy 7 months ago

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Businesses frustrated that rain still brings Jakarta to a halt

Transportation and logistics are among the sectors hit hardest by severe congestion and delays that overwhelm the city every year anew.

Editorial 7 months ago

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Unifying a diverse air fleet

The Indonesian Air Force has already demonstrated a unique capability to bridge these technological divides in real-world scenarios.

Archipelago 8 months ago

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Sitaro regency applies recovery scheme, relocation plans after flash floods

Siau-Tagulandang-Biaro (Sitaro) Islands regency administration is not only focusing on disaster emergency response but also applying sustainable solutions for public safety.

Archipelago 9 months ago

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Bakamla deploys patrol vessels to distribute disaster relief to Aceh

Bakamla has deployed two patrol vessels carrying a total of 160 tonnes of aid for natural disaster victims in Aceh.

Interview 9 months ago

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Coordinated response key to govt’s disaster handling

Technically, Indonesia doesn’t need to ask for international aid, but it should not reject foreign assistance either in times of emergency.

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logistics

PREMIUM RI seeks new suppliers, export markets as tensions mount: Trade minister

PREMIUM Inflation won’t stop at pump

PREMIUM A canal could rethink Indonesia’s supply chains

PREMIUM Logistics is not expensive, it is misaligned

Shipping companies divert vessels around Cape of Good Hope after strikes on Iran

PREMIUM Businesses frustrated that rain still brings Jakarta to a halt

PREMIUM Unifying a diverse air fleet

PREMIUM Sitaro regency applies recovery scheme, relocation plans after flash floods

PREMIUM Bakamla deploys patrol vessels to distribute disaster relief to Aceh

PREMIUM Coordinated response key to govt’s disaster handling