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Entertainment 3 years ago

All the good things: Sept. 29

The Jakarta Post offers outside-the-box recommendations on what to watch, read, listen to, visit and indulge in.

Food 3 years ago

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Diverse & affordable: Four top eateries in Singapore

Singapore offers a vibrant culinary scene that diners will most definitely want to experience.

Academia 3 years ago

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Indonesia-Timor-Leste relations: Good neighbors and unfinished business

Twenty years after the referendum that led to the establishment of Timor-Leste, the survivors of sexual violence and child separation continue to suffer from the effects of past atrocities and pervasive culture of victim blaming.

Editorial 4 years ago

Transjakarta’s reforms

Transjakarta president director Mochammad Yana Aditya said the company would overhaul its system in accordance with the KNKT’s recommendations to prevent further accidents in the future.

National 4 years ago

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COVID-19: How to keep the Delta variant away

As the government prepares to tighten health protocols and mobility restrictions across Java and Bali, experts have called on members of the general population to do what they can to prevent the crisis from spiraling out of control.

World 5 years ago

Remdesivir has 'little or no effect' on Covid-19 mortality: WHO study

Remdesivir, which was part of the experimental cocktail given to US President Donald Trump when he caught the new coronavirus last month, was one of several reviewed in a large study of more than 11,000 people across 30 countries.

World 5 years ago

COVID-19: Indonesian students overseas urge govt to do more to flatten the curve

The Overseas Indonesian Students Association Alliance (PPI-Dunia) has urged the government to ramp up its measures against COVID-19 as it has seen no significant improvements being made in handling the crisis.

Business 6 years ago

Garlic stock will only suffice until April without Chinese imports

Indonesians could find it difficult to buy garlic during the Ramadan holiday season this year if the country fails to get imports from China soon, an official has said.