Indonesia's Surabaya Zoo will lend a pair of Komodo dragons to a Japanese zoo, while receiving red pandas, giraffes, Aldabra giant tortoises, and Japanese macaques from iZoo in Shizuoka Prefecture in return.

Indonesia's government is calling on social media companies to reveal the number of accounts they have closed for users under the age of 16, as part of efforts to protect minors online.

Rights groups have praised Indonesia's new legislation aimed at protecting domestic helpers, calling it a "new chapter." However, they also cautioned that the road to full implementation and change remains long.

Indonesian authorities have launched an investigation into taxi operator Green SM following a fatal train crash in Bekasi. Commuter line services between Bekasi Timur and Cikarang have since resumed after the incident.

Countries in Southeast Asia, heavily reliant on the Middle East for energy and fertilizer, are now turning to Russia to plug supply gaps caused by the Iran war, despite warnings from the European Union.

A recent case of abuse at a daycare center in Indonesia has brought to light significant failures in oversight and regulation within the country's childcare system. Authorities are now facing scrutiny over their role in preventing such incidents.

A deadly clash in Puncak, Papua, has once again brought forth urgent calls for peace and dialogue in the region. The incident underscores the ongoing need for conflict resolution efforts.

Garuda Indonesia has announced a promotional offer, providing airfare discounts on 200,000 flight seats to stimulate travel and boost passenger numbers.

Following a fatal train crash, there is a call for Indonesia to undertake a comprehensive overhaul of its rail safety systems. The incident highlights urgent concerns regarding railway infrastructure and operations.

Rescuers have recovered the last victims from the Indonesia train wreck, according to Naharnet.

The Indonesian government is exploring natural gas as an alternative to LPG amidst ongoing supply strains.

Prabowo Subianto has allocated Rp4 trillion to fund the repair of 1,800 railway crossings across Java, Indonesia, aiming to improve safety and infrastructure.

Blaize and Datacomm have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to form a technology alliance. This partnership aims to explore AI inference solutions across Indonesia.

Indonesia is fast-tracking the rollout of a 50% biofuel diesel blend, utilizing its vast palm plantations, as energy bills rise due to the ongoing Iran war. This move aims to address increasing energy costs in the Southeast Asian nation.

Indonesia is experiencing a prolonged heatwave that is projected to continue throughout the month of May, raising concerns about public health and environmental impact.

Official data indicates that Indonesia, a major global producer, exported 4,655 metric tons of refined tin in March. This figure provides insight into the country's commodity trade and global supply.

A local pulp producer is bracing for mass layoffs after its operating permit was revoked, impacting its workforce.

Individuals and organizations in Bali are actively working to tackle the root causes of the island's significant waste crisis. Their efforts aim to implement sustainable solutions for environmental protection.

A new domestic workers protection law in Indonesia is being scrutinized for its potential to eradicate 'modern slavery'. Experts are debating its effectiveness and implementation challenges.

An analysis explores the strategic implications for Indonesia concerning a potential naval blockade in the Strait of Hormuz.

Wikimedia has complied with government registration requirements after previously facing a threat of a blackout. This action ensures the continued operation of its services in the region.

Health experts are advocating for maternal vaccination to provide crucial protection for both pregnant women and their unborn or newborn babies against various diseases.

Wikimedia and Indonesia have reportedly reached a compromise, indicating a resolution to a dispute or negotiation between the organization and the country.

Jakarta plans to collect taxes on electric vehicles while continuing to provide incentives to promote their adoption.

A critically endangered Sumatran orangutan has been filmed using a canopy bridge to cross a road for the first time, offering hope for the species' survival amidst habitat fragmentation. The bridge helps unite a community split by a road through their forest habitat.

The University of Indonesia is continuing its investigation into sexual harassment allegations, with 13 victims having already been questioned.

The Indonesian government has decided to backtrack on its electric vehicle taxation policy as EV adoption rates increase.

Wikimedia has reached a compromise agreement with Indonesia, averting a potential blackout of its services in the country. The agreement resolves a dispute that threatened access to the online encyclopedia.

BBC Culture has named Bambu Indah's treehouses among the most spectacular in the world, highlighting their unique design and appeal.

Indonesia is moving forward with its ambitious giant sea wall project, a development that has reportedly advanced following its impact on local fishermen's villages.

Indonesian President-elect Prabowo Subianto has summoned the Police Chief for discussions at Hambalang.

According to a report by JP Morgan, Indonesia has been ranked second globally for its energy resilience.

Indonesia is in the process of drafting regulations concerning the import of Russian oil.

Indonesia's capital has launched a mass removal operation to combat an "explosion" in the population of invasive "janitor fish."

Indonesia's national health insurance program, BPJS Kesehatan, is experiencing significant financial pressure due to the volume of claims surpassing its revenue.

A man in Kota Kinabalu was sentenced to 15 months in jail for stealing a car by pretending to purchase it.

Medan has sent off its first group of 360 pilgrims for the annual Haj pilgrimage, marking the beginning of their sacred journey.

Indonesia has power, it’s time to harness it  The Jakarta Post

Astra International is developing a strategy to compete with Chinese electric vehicles in the market.

Indonesia's technical review process for accession to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) is scheduled to resume in July.

The Institute for Development of Economics and Finance (Indef) has criticized Indonesia's electric vehicle tax policy. Indef warns that the current policy creates loopholes for tax avoidance and could impede the country's broader electrification goals.

An analysis explores Indonesia's potential to leverage its creative industries and cultural assets to stimulate economic growth and foster innovation.

Local banks in Indonesia observed an increase in loan growth during the month of March, signaling positive trends in the banking sector.

Emergency services are actively engaged in 'fending off the blaze' in Limbung, indicating ongoing efforts to control and extinguish a significant fire.

Migrant workers from Southeast Asia are reportedly grappling with challenging and uncertain prospects in the Middle East.

Indonesia is navigating a narrow path to achieve its 5 percent economic growth target by 2026, facing what analysts describe as a 'growth trap' due to various economic hurdles.

Singapore, Malaysia, and Indonesia are strategically aligned on keeping the Strait of Malacca open for shipping. However, Indonesia's finance minister has suggested imposing a levy on ships transiting the vital waterway.

Public outrage has erupted in Indonesia following a court's decision to dismiss a lawsuit related to mass rapes that occurred in 1998.

A 71-year-old man and a 43-year-old Indonesian single mother in Batu Pahat, Malaysia, were each fined RM3,000 for confining Indonesian migrants and withholding their passports.

This article provides a historical overview of Indonesian Hajj pilgrims and their experiences during the period of Dutch colonial rule.

Indonesian President-elect Prabowo Subianto and the Australian Prime Minister held discussions focusing on commodity and energy supply.

The Indonesian government is reportedly considering issuing renminbi-denominated panda bonds this year as part of its financial strategy.

An acid attack in Indonesia has rattled the nation, with alleged involvement of soldiers sparking fears among Indonesians about an increased role of the military under President-elect Prabowo Subianto.

The Indonesian Rupiah has strengthened in anticipation of a decision from the Bank Indonesia Board Meeting.

A church in Bogor, Indonesia, hosted a special event for pets, offering blessings to animals and their owners.

An Energy Minister has issued a warning to wealthy individuals against switching to subsidized fuel, likely to prevent misuse of public subsidies.

CUKTECH has officially launched its online store in Indonesia, aiming to expand its charging technology presence in Southeast Asia.

An analysis explores the potential implications of Indonesia's anticipated 2026 fuel adjustment on the middle-class population, examining its economic and social effects.

Governments across Southeast Asia have been banking on work-from-home arrangements for civil servants to ease the sting of soaring energy costs triggered by the Iran war, but analysts say the maths…

The Indonesian Night Market has made its return to Phnom Penh, offering cultural experiences and goods to visitors.

Indonesia's Finance Minister stated the country is transitioning towards more productive economic growth, emphasizing strategic shifts in national development.

An Indonesian trade expo is garnering significant attention from entrepreneurs in Cambodia, indicating potential for increased trade and business partnerships between the two nations.

Albanian political parties are meeting to determine a date for early elections, with Albulena Haxhiu gathering leaders for discussions. The process has faced stalling over election law revisions.

Prabowo Subianto is set to launch 1,000 village cooperatives in May as part of a new initiative. This program aims to support local communities and economic development.

Indonesian Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto has announced plans to make significant investments in the education sector. This commitment aims to improve the quality and accessibility of education across the country.

A university has suspended an Indonesian doctor following allegations of sexual assault, initiating an investigation into the serious claims.

Indonesian railway company KAI and state electricity company PLN are scheduled to begin construction on a new railway electrification project in May.

A proposed Value Added Tax (VAT) plan in Indonesia is being debated, with concerns raised about its potential economic toll and risks.

The Indonesian government is facing difficulties in acquiring sufficient land to implement its ambitious solar power program.

A long-distance train collided with a stationary commuter train near Jakarta, Indonesia, resulting in 15 fatalities and 88 injuries. The incident occurred after the commuter train had stopped following a collision with a vehicle at an unmonitored level crossing.

A train crash in Bekasi has resulted in condolences from Prabowo and the cancellation of nine train trips in Yogyakarta. The incident has caused significant disruption and concern among officials and travelers.

Fitch Flags Investor Worries Over Danantara After Outlook Cut Tempo.co English

Indonesia plans to remove import duties on certain plastic products and LPG for its petrochemical industry.

The revision process for Indonesia's General Election Law is reportedly being complicated by the influence of "party egos." This suggests internal political dynamics are impacting legislative changes.

The Indonesian government is reportedly considering a policy that would require companies to contribute to funding internship stipends. This move aims to ensure interns receive financial support during their placements.

Thirteen daycare staff members have been arrested in Indonesia in connection with a child abuse scandal.

A recent surge in acid attacks has led to increased demands for stricter regulations on dangerous chemicals to prevent further incidents.

This article provides a profile of Jumhur Hidayat, detailing his journey from a prominent labor leader to a government minister.

Indonesia has announced the appointment of a prominent labour union chief to serve as the country's new environment minister. This move signals a potential shift in the nation's environmental policy and priorities.

The Indonesian government has set an ambitious target of achieving 5.7 percent GDP growth in the second quarter of the year.

An orangutan in Indonesia has reportedly used a newly installed canopy bridge, an event an NGO is calling a 'world first' for the species. This innovative crossing aims to help orangutans navigate fragmented habitats.

The family of a media executive facing a graft trial in Indonesia claims he has been falsely accused.

The Indonesian government has backtracked on its electric vehicle (EV) taxation policy amidst a surge in EV adoption. This reversal aims to further encourage the transition to electric vehicles in the country.

Jakarta has initiated a 'sister city' collaboration with Jeju Island in South Korea, aiming to foster cultural and economic ties between the two regions.

The impending closure of Bali's largest landfill has sparked widespread concerns regarding the island's ability to manage its waste, potentially leading to increased trash problems.

Chinese investors are reportedly turning parts of Borneo's jungle into infrastructure for Indonesia's new capital, facing challenges like partial bridge washouts and environmental concerns.

Recent scandals involving alleged online sexual harassment at Indonesian universities have ignited a debate over women's safety in digital spaces. Activists and policymakers are pushing for change.

An Indonesian soldier has become the sixth UN peacekeeper to be killed amid recent hostilities in southern Lebanon.

Indonesia plans to close down university study programs that are deemed irrelevant to the needs of the industry, aiming to better align education with workforce demands.

An article reflects on the historical green landscape of Java and the longing for its return, highlighting environmental changes and aspirations.

An article delves into the critical importance of decolonizing the mind, drawing connections to the historical significance of the Bandung Conference and its lasting implications.

Indonesia is facing concerns over forest fires, with reports highlighting budget cuts and fears of drought exacerbating the situation.

Morgan Stanley has downgraded Freeport-McMoRan, raising questions about the future of copper production, particularly concerning the Grasberg mine.

An Indonesian peacekeeper has died from wounds suffered during a strike in March.

Indonesia's blasphemy law is facing renewed scrutiny after former vice-president Jusuf Kalla was reported to police for remarks linking past Muslim-Christian conflicts to beliefs about martyrdom.

A moderate earthquake measuring 5.2 on the Richter scale was detected in the North Maluku Sea, Indonesia. Meteorological authorities confirmed there was no tsunami threat following the tremor.

Governments are preparing for a shift towards shorter tourist trips as rising airfares begin to negatively impact the tourism sector and travel patterns.

Former military commanders have gathered at the Defense Ministry, sparking speculation about the agenda of their meeting. The assembly suggests discussions on national security or strategic policy matters.

An article delves into the chain of responsibility concerning alleged corruption within a satellite project, highlighting various implicated parties.

Two tourists who became trapped on a cliff in Bali were successfully airlifted to safety by rescuers.

Indonesia's foreign minister announced that the country will not impose tariffs in the Strait of Malacca. This statement follows Malaysia's earlier assertion against unilateral moves after Indonesia had floated the idea of a toll.

An analysis delves into the factors contributing to Indonesia's high maternal mortality rate, seeking to understand why it remains a significant public health challenge.

Indonesia has implemented a new front-of-pack nutrition labelling scheme, welcomed by health advocates as a necessary step to address excessive sugar, salt, and fat intake, though experts note it's only a first step.

A new generation of Indonesian consumers is increasingly favoring Chinese brands, perceiving them as high-tech and high-quality, a shift from previous associations with cheap goods, while US brands struggle.

An Indonesian court has dismissed a lawsuit seeking justice for mass rapes that occurred in 1998, a decision that has reportedly sparked widespread anger.

A review of Joko Anwar's latest film, 'Ghost in the Cell,' which is described as a prison horror movie that skillfully combines gory humor with political satire.

Reports from Indonesia highlight the challenges faced by a dysfunctional opposition, including sedition charges against some of its members.

Indonesian President-elect Prabowo Subianto has expressed his desire to ensure the safety of Indonesian pilgrims and also to bring more K-Pop concerts to Indonesia. These statements highlight his diverse interests ranging from religious affairs to cultural entertainment.

Indonesia accused Israel of flying a 'propaganda' banner over the ruins of a hospital in Gaza that was built with Indonesian funding, located near the fortified border with Israel.

Bank Indonesia has maintained its benchmark interest rate at 4.75%, opting to keep it steady. This decision was made to help rein in the weakening of the rupiah.

Indonesia and France have agreed to broaden their defense cooperation, with a specific focus on facilitating technology transfer between the two nations.

A journalist from Aceh is facing prosecution in connection with an alleged graft case involving media spending. The legal proceedings are underway regarding the corruption accusations.

Hyundai is actively seeking clarification from Indonesian authorities regarding the tax regulations for electric vehicles (EVs) in the country.

An article discusses the United Nations' upcoming challenge in establishing a leadership structure that accurately mirrors the diversity and representation of the global community.

A human rights organization has voiced suspicions that soldiers are responsible for the deaths of civilians in Indonesia's Papua region.

Amnesty International has released a report indicating that human rights conditions in Indonesia have reached a new low.

MSCI has announced an extension of its final decision regarding Indonesian equities, pushing the review to June.

According to Bappenas, Indonesia's population growth rate has surpassed the global average.

IPB University in Bogor, Indonesia, has suspended 16 students following allegations of online sexual harassment, a case that emerged after a separate incident at the University of Indonesia.

A debate surrounding vasectomy in Indonesia has brought to light a significant gender gap in family planning practices within the country. The discussion underscores the need for more equitable approaches to reproductive health.

An article discusses the geopolitical implications and aspects of infrastructure development.

Indonesia has announced a significant discovery of natural gas, which is expected to boost the country's energy reserves.

Italian energy company Eni has made a significant gas discovery in Indonesia, which is expected to raise growth ambitions for the Kutei Basin. This find could have substantial implications for the region's energy sector and economic development.

A new 'major defence cooperation partnership' between Washington and Jakarta is seen as sharpening China's 'Malacca dilemma,' despite Indonesia's diplomatic stance of not choosing sides.

An acid attack in Indonesia has taken place, prompting comparisons to the brutal period of the Suharto era. The incident has brought back memories of past violence and human rights abuses.

An article titled 'The Lion’s grip: Civil liberties and the cost of dissent' delves into the state of civil liberties and the implications for those who express dissent.

An analytical piece discusses the evolving landscape of global energy and argues for the necessity of a new playbook to address contemporary energy security challenges.

Growing anti-vaccine sentiment in Indonesia is reportedly hindering crucial child immunisation programs, posing a risk to public health and disease prevention efforts.

Indonesia train crash toll rises to 15 as rescuers complete evacuation  Kuwait Times

The Strait of Malacca, a vital 900km freight corridor, is being discussed as a potential next global flashpoint. Experts are considering if it could become a new conflict zone for international trade.

Indonesia is proceeding with importing 150 million barrels of Russian oil despite recent EU sanctions against an Indonesian port, highlighting its focus on energy security over Western efforts to isolate Moscow.

A train crash in Indonesia has resulted in 14 fatalities and several injuries, prompting the president to order an investigation into the incident.

Indonesia commuter train crash toll rises to 14 as rescuers complete evacuation  The Straits Times

Bulog, Indonesia's state logistics agency, has issued a warning regarding the tightening supply of subsidized cooking oil.

The South China Morning Post has selected seven stories from its coverage of Asia over the past week, including Indonesia's role as Asean leader and Bali's concerns following a Japanese earthquake.

After establishing dominance in nickel processing, Indonesia is now focusing on aluminium, with analysts expressing concerns that Chinese-funded smelter construction could lead to oversupply in the market.

The article discusses the challenges of fiscal strain within a constrained economic environment, highlighting the difficulties faced by governments in managing public finances.

A fatal train crash in Bekasi resulted in dozens of injuries and necessitated a major evacuation effort.

Palm oil smallholders in Indonesia are expressing strong opposition to a proposed water tax, arguing it will negatively impact their livelihoods. The Jakarta Post reports on their grievances.

Hundreds of protesters took to the streets in Indonesia, leading to violent clashes with police as they demanded the withdrawal of the military.

An analyst suggests that the Jakarta Composite Index (IHSG) is currently oversold, indicating a potential for a market rebound.

Indonesia has urged for stronger protective measures for peacekeepers deployed in Lebanon.

Activists and observers in Indonesia report a growing climate of repression, with acid attacks serving as a stark indicator of the increasing risks faced by those critical of the government under President Prabowo Subianto.

A series of acid attacks has brought attention to the increasing dangers faced by activists in Indonesia.

Recent acid attacks in Indonesia have highlighted a growing and concerning danger for activists in the country.

Indonesia is facing a significant corruption problem, reportedly involving government officials, graft, and personal relationships.

Residents in Jakarta are demanding stable electricity supply following a series of repeated power outages that have disrupted daily life.

An orangutan successfully used a newly constructed bridge to cross a divide, effectively reuniting its previously split community. The event was captured and shared by the BBC.

Indonesia faces a pervasive corruption problem characterized by graft and the involvement of government officials' personal relationships, according to The Straits Times.

Police in North Sumatra, Indonesia, have secured assets belonging to a suspect involved in the embezzlement of funds from a parish credit union, as part of an ongoing investigation.

Tari Lang's new memoir, 'My Neighbour, The Dictator,' offers a personal account of the 1965 coup and life under Suharto's authoritarian rule in Indonesia.

Indonesia's economic growth aspirations are facing scrutiny as the rising cost of everyday items like plastic bags highlights underlying economic fragilities and raises questions about future prospects.

Indonesia's ambitious plan for a giant sea wall is advancing, with implications for local fishermen's villages.

Prabowo, the Indonesian President-elect, has reportedly summoned the Police Chief for discussions at Hambalang, indicating high-level consultations.

The Indonesian Rupiah has strengthened to Rp17,229 against the dollar, driven by a strong budget outlook.

Indonesia has dispatched its first group of Haj pilgrims, implementing strict safety measures and preparing for potential evacuations due to ongoing tensions in the Middle East.

Indonesia's finance minister clarified that the country has no intention of imposing tolls on ships passing through the strategic Malacca Strait, following earlier comments about monetizing the route.

Indonesia has reportedly secured 150 million barrels of crude oil from Russia, diversifying its energy sources.

Indonesia and France have reached an agreement to strengthen their cultural ties, aiming to foster closer cooperation and exchange between the two nations.

Swiss trading house Mercuria is expanding its metals business by investing in smelters and mines, marked by its acquisition of a 25% stake in an aluminium plant in Indonesia, signaling a shift towards asset ownership.

An English-language report from Tempo.co details the chain of command involved in a satellite corruption scandal, indicating a complex network of individuals.

The Indonesian House of Representatives announced it will take additional time to deliberate and revise the country's Elections Law.

Italian energy company Eni has announced a significant natural gas discovery in the North Ganal exploration block offshore Indonesia, potentially boosting the country's energy reserves.

The technical review process for Indonesia's accession to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) is scheduled to resume in July.

Indonesia has voiced its support for ongoing efforts aimed at promoting peace and stability within Myanmar.

The city of Jakarta announced that it will provide free public transportation services to its residents on April 24.

Indonesia's rupiah experienced its worst day since September, hitting a record low, while broader Asian stocks also pulled back. The Star reports on the currency and market movements.

The Indonesian government has earmarked $290 million to construct 100 new rice warehouses, aiming to bolster food security and storage capacity.

Indonesian immigration authorities have successfully prevented an unauthorized haj pilgrimage attempt involving 13 individuals.

Indonesia is reportedly navigating a '5 percent growth trap,' indicating challenges and a narrow path to achieving its economic targets by 2026.

Indonesia's finance minister initially floated a proposal for a levy on the Strait of Malacca but has since backed off the idea. The potential tax on shipping through the vital waterway faced quick reconsideration.

There is a growing demand for clearer communication regarding Indonesia's foreign policy, aiming for greater transparency and public understanding.

Jakarta has illuminated the National Monument as a symbol of its commitment to promoting world peace.

Indonesia is reviewing a proposed US overflight plan, emphasizing the importance of national sovereignty in its decision-making process.

Three mysterious objects resembling missiles have been discovered in Indonesian waters, prompting investigations. The origin and purpose of these objects remain unknown.

Indonesia has officially affirmed that it holds no commitment regarding a "Board of Peace Payment." This statement clarifies its position on financial obligations related to such an entity.

Domestic workers in Indonesia have finally achieved legal recognition following a 22-year struggle for their rights. This landmark decision grants them formal status and protections under the law.

Indonesian human rights organizations have released a report detailing widespread abuses during the 2025 protests, including alleged sexual abuse against minor female protesters by law enforcement.

An American basketball player, currently imprisoned in Indonesia for possession of cannabis gummies, is appealing for an early release. His plea is based on his deteriorating health condition while incarcerated.

Authorities in Indonesia have reported the discovery of three unidentified and mysterious objects in their territorial waters, prompting investigations.

A recent crackdown on foreign workers in Indonesia is reportedly diminishing the appeal of the country's industrial zones. This policy shift is raising concerns among businesses and potentially affecting foreign investment.

Authorities are facing significant challenges in their efforts to contain a widespread measles outbreak.

An Indonesian agency, BGN, is set to refine its free meals program, shifting its focus to specifically target and support undernourished children across the country.

An analysis suggests that the Indonesian government is actively pursuing and suppressing critics deemed "unpatriotic" through various means.

MSCI has decided to remove stocks owned by Indonesian tycoons from its indices and has delayed its decision on whether to downgrade Southeast Asia's largest economy to a frontier market.

Lawmakers in Indonesia are putting pressure on universities to improve their handling and response to cases of sexual harassment on campuses.

The Jakarta Post explores the enduring relevance of Kartini's struggle and the obligations the Republic has towards Papuan women.