What’s behind Indonesia’s decision to transition from offering pregnant women iron folic acid to multiple micronutrient supplementation? The country’s Director of Family Health Services Dr. Lovely Daisy and Vitamin Angels’ Quinn Harvey explain.
Culture
President Prabowo Subianto recently announced his plans to make Indonesia’s local content requirement — something the US had considered to be taxing — to be “more realistic and flexible”.
When Marlene Millott envisioned a career focused on Indonesia, she wasn’t entirely sure how she would make that happen.
Through decades of shifting political landscapes, Tangerang’s Chinese community has preserved their sacred traditions.
Celebrating Ramadan far from home can be challenging for many newcomers to the United States.
We recently talked with Teddy Al Muktady, an asylum-seeker from Indonesia and passionate advocate for LGBTQ+ Muslim youth, about how he celebrates Ramadan and how his faith inspires his advocacy.
The governor of Bali has updated guidelines for international tourists, urging them to respect local customs and vowing to take strict action against “naughty” foreigners.
The Editor-in-Chief of Tempo, Setri Yasra, expresses gratitude to fellow media, civil society coalitions, and various parties for their support amidst the recent acts of terror directed at the Tempo editorial office.
From FIFA World Cup Qualifier power plays between Australia v Indonesia to cross-border goals, we break it all down.
Early exposure to the art world led Maya Sujatmiko to become deeply involved in it from a young age.
The film A River in the Middle of the Sky will screen at ACMI Federation Square, Melbourne, on the evening of Friday 14 March.
This article analyzes the anticolonial worldmaking of postcolonial Indonesia’s first president Sukarno, during Guided Democracy (1959–1965).
Wedged between a construction site and a vacant cafe on Kent Street in Sydney’s CBD is The Sambal, an unassuming mid-sized Indonesian restaurant.
In mid-February 2025, a song titled Bayar, Bayar, Bayar (Pay, Pay, Pay) by post-punk band Sukatani sparked a nationwide call for greater freedom of expression under President Prabowo’s increasingly authoritarian administration.
A tourism project of Malang City that has achieved a national charter, Kampung Heritage Kayutangan.
Dialogue and friendship with the poor in Indonesia. Muslims here pray for the health of Pope Francis
A visit to the ‘Tunnel of Tolerance’ linking the cathedral and the mosque. The Sant’Egidio soup kitchen celebrates its 10th anniversary.
