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How toxic smog from wildfires is making Indonesians sick
Around 175,000 people in Indonesia have suffered from respiratory illness since August.
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Politiek
Gontor leader’s blunt remarks highlight ‘pesantren’ political independence - Politics
A viral speech by Gontor Islamic boarding school leader Hasan Abdullah Sahal has underscored the institution’s distance from politics, amid grow…
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Technologie
AI in RI healthcare: Opportunities and risks - Academia
From the perspective of Indonesia’s national health policy, AI is an innovation. Ensuring that innovation is safe, equitable and trustworthy is…
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El Niño weather pattern enters record territory — scientist
The strengthening El Nino weather pattern has tied for the most intense on record on a widely-used metric, a senior scientist told AFP Monday, e…
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Politiek
Analysis: Agus’ balancing act: Criticizing power without leaving it - Academia
Agus Harimurti Yudhoyono's recent political messaging can be interpreted as an attempt to achieve a delicate balancing act: positioning himself…
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Politiek
Pension still an afterthought for informal workers despite govt push - Economy
The government says pension fund coverage must be extended to include Indonesia’s massive informal sector and lift up the sluggish industry, but…
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Technologie
BRICS STI Partnership Yields Fruitful Results
Cooperation in science, technology, and innovation (STI) is continuously taking root and bearing fruit across BRICS nations.
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BRICS seeks to give the Global South a bigger voice - Academia
The grouping increasingly represents emerging and middle powers across regions that share common development priorities and seek a greater voice…
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Popular discontent is justified. Authoritarianism is not the answer - Academia
The people's fight against oligarchy, corruption and foreign dependence won't be won by sliding back into authoritarianism, but by building a de…
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Batam nabs Singaporean over smuggling of drug-filled vape cartridges
JAKARTA: The law enforcement authorities in Batam in the Riau Islands have detained a Singaporean woman for attempting to smuggle 40 vape cartri…
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Divers in the Bajau community of Indonesia spend up to 60 percent of their working day underwater, and their spleens are about 50 percent larger than those of farming neighbours, with a single gene variant linked to the difference
A genetic adaptation allows one Indonesian community to thrive where others would drown, rewriting what we thought possible about human evolutio…
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Economie
Daughter brings her father’s cendol legacy home
Through Warung Cendol Wak Paad, Siti Zulaika Supaad has breathed new life into her father’s business and her family’s 45-year-old kampung house.
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Politiek
The Running Mates Prabowo Is Considering for 2029
Volunteers heard reports of a possible split between Prabowo and Jokowi-Gibran. People close to Prabowo could become his running mate in 2029 el…
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?The physical toll is visceral’: How Indonesia’s fire haze affects millions - visual guide
Intensified by this year’s super El Niño, fires in Borneo and Sumatra are emitting toxic air for swathes of the population in Indonesia and its…
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Politiek
Cross-border crises test Indonesia’s regional credibility - Academia
When environmental crises cross borders, government communication becomes crucial to managing their impacts and protecting Indonesia’s internati…
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Politiek
Analysis: Purbaya’s contentious tenure ends in internal clash - Academia
Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa was removed as finance minister after just over a year in office, marking the second time President Prabowo Subianto has re…
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Indonesia Commits to Help Achieve Nigeria’s 3m Barrels Daily Oil Production Target
– NUPRC opens talks with country on investments as Pertamina eyes 2026 licensing round
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Food exports face tougher multi-standard requirements
The tighter requirements in Indonesia reflect a broader trend in global food markets, where exporters increasingly need to comply simultaneously…