Millennials don’t remember Washington behaving as a great power or helpful ally, so support for the alliance is waning.
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From a ‘lengger’ coming to terms with his body, to a young woman’s search for her transgender sex worker father, these movies prove the power of cinema to shift the conversation.
The government needs a fast public policy response in emergency periods, and the public needs data transparency and data policies made clear.
State-owned company PT Bio Farma is looking for volunteers to assist in the clinical trial of a COVID-19 candidate vaccine developed with Chinese firm Sinovac Biotech.
Part two of this interview examines the effects of the pandemic, relationships with China, the US and others, and the next presidential election.
From the early days of science in the Dutch East Indies, there is strong evidence of collaboration, rather than diffusion by the colonisers, with the process carried out through an intense two-way communication.
Local fishers have opposed the Sulawesi development, saying it will damage the ecosystem that they depend on for their livelihood.
A photojournalist reflects on a decade of documenting the fate of individuals with psychosocial disabilities in Indonesia.
The news this week the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade will slash 60 jobs and cut its operating budget has sent shivers down the spine of Australia’s diplomatic community.
Java is at the advantage of being the home base for many ministry-run laboratories, state universities and private hospitals and labs.
Australia’s realigning strategic focus in the face of adverse strategic trends is perfectly reasonable but the focus on Southeast Asia raises the question of where Indonesia fits in.
Next-gen role models are challenging the government over their response to coronavirus, sex advice, gay rights and self-love.
The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade has long got the short end of the stick. Why?
Australia’s national science agency CSIRO will work with Indonesian research partners to strengthen Indonesia’s pandemic preparedness.
For workers, especially in the palm oil sector, the draft Omnibus Bill takes away the safety net and weakens their labour protections.
Without funding reform or government intervention, the nation’s third-largest industry and greatest contributor to research and development will severely retract.
