Negative modern influences are seducing Indonesia’s younger generation, which doesn’t bode well for the future
Culture
A total of 22 mural artists participated in the mural competition at the 70th Anniversary of Police Public Relations held by the East Nusa Tenggara (NTT) Police Public Relations in Kupang City.
Indonesian developer MNC Land has begun work on what is claimed to be the largest tourist resort in Southeast Asia.
In a rural region experiencing agrarian development, how are the priorities and aspirations of young people in South Sulawesi changing?
Understandably, the retail sector is indeed quite affected by the pandemic, especially when the government imposes Large-Scale Social Restrictions (PSBB).
Indonesian Olympic Committee (KOI) President Raja Sapta Oktohari has expressed confidence the non-compliance status of the country’s National Anti-Doping Organisation (NADO) can be lifted within a month.
The daughter of Indonesia’s former President Sukarno, Sukmawati Sukarnoputri, has reportedly undergone the ritual of converting from Islam to Hinduism. A CNN Indonesia report made the revelation.
Indonesia is to gradually reopen parts of the country where COVID-19 vaccination rates are above 70 percent.
The International Day of Rural Women on October 15 was observed by many agricultural and women organisations across the world.
Pulp film exploring patriarchal society draws international plaudits.
Bali officials have confirmed that 18 of Bali athletes who had joined a competition in Papua have tested positive with COVID-19.
As the immediate pandemic crisis begins to recede, both countries should refocus the relationship on climate change.
In 2022, the state intends to continue its robust spending on the areas most impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic: health and social assistance.
Behind the success of social media influencers is an army of managers, editors and content developers. It’s a business, not a hobby.
An increasingly affluent Indonesian middle class, prepared to pay for healthcare overseas, presents an opportunity for Australian businesses, according to economist Saul Eslake. Mr Eslake, a former chief economist with ANZ and Merrill Lynch, spoke at the Indonesia-Australia Business Summit.
In the broader context of Indonesian studies in Australia right now, virtual programs and cross-institutional enrolments are delivering a lifeline for many students.
