Australian defence forces have joined thousands of troops from Indonesia, the US, Singapore and Japan for two weeks of joint military exercises.
Politics
President Joko Widodo said that South Korea has agreed to support the development of the country’s new capital (IKN) Nusantara with a total investment of US$6.37 billion.
Investigators from the National Police’s Criminal Investigation Unit banned four members of the ACT Humanitarian Agency from leaving the country after they were named suspects in the alleged embezzlement of public donations.
AIYA adalah organisasi yang dipimpin oleh para pemuda yang bertujuan untuk menghubungkan para pemuda Indonesia dan Australia.
The federal government is resisting calls to close Australia’s border to Indonesia over the foot-and-mouth disease threat, after more fragments of the potentially devastating livestock virus were detected in South Australia.
Sufficient leave would help mothers spend more time to stimulate their children, which can support the child’s growth and development, says Kemenko PMK.
The world is battling surging food and energy prices that are contributing to a sharp rise in inflation in many countries, including Indonesia, with inflation reaching 3.55% according to the national statistics agency – the highest rate since 2017.
Indonesia President Joko Widodo’s visit to Ukraine and Russia was quite remarkable. But the trip achieved little in finding a way out of the current impasse between Kyiv and Moscow.
The visit therefore appeared to bode well for the implementation of IA-CEPA. But whether it turns out that way remains to be seen.
The Bantaeng Regency Government received financial assistance worth IDR 7 billion from the South Sulawesi Provincial Government in 2022 to deal with floods.
To be fair to the travelling journalists, the casual ride through the gardens, a route Jokowi regularly takes as part of his exercise regime, was certainly a pronounced shift in tone from the day’s earlier events.
Long before Australia’s new Prime Minister Anthony Albanese made his first bilateral visit to Jakarta, Indonesia’s trust in Australia was already slipping.
A new Australian prime minister flying to Indonesia to “reset” relations is now so routine it would probably raise hackles in Jakarta if it didn’t happen.
One of the most gratifying insights from film research on the pandemic in Indonesia was the discovery that, in fact, after a period of initial uncertainty as some of the more radical Islamists mobilised, reports like these were quickly discredited.
PM Albanese affirmed Australia’s support for Indonesia’s G20 Presidency and commended President Jokowi for his leadership in driving global efforts to recover together and stronger from impacts of COVID-19.
Dr Jemma Purdey discusses why money politics so prevalent in Indonesian election campaigns with Dr Elisabeth Kramer, deputy director of the Sydney Southeast Asia Centre (SSEAC), Sydney University.
