Banyaknya film Indonesia yang diangkat melalui kisah viral dari media sosial adalah bukti bahwa audiens Indonesia menjadikan hal yang viral di media sosial sebagai faktor pemilihan tontonan mereka di bioskop.
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Indonesian manufacturers are urgently seeking new export markets, after the United States last month announced a 32 per cent tariff on its goods.
The Indonesian government’s plan to release new history books has sparked concerns that some of the country’s darkest chapters could be recast to show President Prabowo Subianto and late authoritarian ruler Suharto in a favourable light.
The Indonesian government is drawing valuable insights from Australia’s recent steps to regulate children’s use of social media, signalling a stronger commitment to safeguarding young internet users in the digital era.
Historically, Chinese-Indonesians have been rejected from mainstream society. In 1966, they were asked to legally change their “Chinese individual or family names”, as suspicions grew that Chinese-Indonesians still had a strong connection with the Chinese mainland and communism.
A meeting in Jakarta between President Prabowo Subianto and Microsoft founder and philanthropist Bill Gates on 7 May 2025 has sparked huge controversy, mainly on social media. Conspiracy theories abound that Gates is only seeking to profit from the vaccine production, with the Indonesian people being used as guinea pigs.
The Indonesian government is seeking to integrate climate change education into the school curriculum to prepare a younger generation that is resilient to climate change and to support sustainable development.
Sejumlah pengamat hubungan internasional berharap Australia dan Indonesia bisa memiliki hubungan yang lebih bermakna, setelah kunjungan Perdana Menteri Anthony Albanese ke Jakarta untuk bertemu Presiden Prabowo Subianto.
Indonesia’s National Research and Innovation Agency is developing an artificial intelligence-powered system to help diagnose malaria under the country’s efforts to eliminate the disease by 2030.
Indonesia is pushing to revive its struggling textile sector by reconciling the conflicting interests of domestic producers and importers. The government aims to strengthen local production through new policies while balancing trade liberalisation.
Experts have lambasted Indonesia’s heavy push toward natural gas, saying it risks locking the country into fossil fuel dependency under the guise of clean energy, dealing immense damage to the economy, public health and the environment.
Indonesian student numbers in Australia have been in freefall for decades. Scholars, teachers and education leaders have sought to solve this problem and their quest has garnered dramatic labels such as ‘holy grail’, ‘missing link’ and ‘perfect storm’.
Indigenous knowledge is about the understandings, skills and philosophies created by indigenous peoples from their long-term interactions with their natural surroundings.
Indonesia’s 961 local leaders are free to create their own programmes. But initiatives such as a militaristic boot camp for delinquents raise questions on whether greater coordination with the central government is needed, analysts say.
A local government’s diktat banning transgender people from entertainment events in Indonesia’s North Sulawesi province has sparked concerns over discrimination against sexual minorities.
Indonesia’s strategic position as a country with a free and active foreign policy can be leveraged to optimize opportunities amid global tensions, with a special focus on the perspectives and behaviors of Generation Z consumers as the main drivers of the digital economy.
