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Indonesia is geographically quite large and has considerable economic and natural resource potential. It also has ...

Stunting and anemia remain nutritional challenges that cannot be underestimated in Indonesia, reflecting a gap in ...

Stressing the interdependence of all life forms on Earth, Indonesia’s first environment minister, Emil Salim, ...

The world is facing three interrelated problems: climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution—all of which ...

"Strengthening the ideology of Pancasila, democracy, and human rights" is one of the eight missions of Asta ...

The Indonesian province of Bali is more determined than ever to transition to cleaner, renewable energy ...

As soon as the rainy season arrives, landslides become a threat to millions of Indonesians living on hillsides, ...

It was still dark when the quiet hum of a speedboat engine broke the morning silence at Labuan Bajo ASDP Port, West ...

Indonesia is currently grappling with significant challenges in preparing its younger generation for the era of digital ...

- reflects the state’s concern for its citizens’ well-being. In particular, in ensuring they have a ...

Amid evolving global challenges, from geopolitical tensions to climate change, the Indonesian government unwaveringly ...

The Hajj pilgrimage can be considered the most complex religious event in the world, involving millions of Muslims from ...

The Garuda Contingent (KONGA) or Garuda Troops are Indonesian National Army troops who participate in peacekeeping ...

Rice holds a central place in the cuisine of the Sasak people of Lombok Island, West Nusa Tenggara, serving as the main ...

In every house of the Sentani indigenous community in Jayapura Regency, Papua Province, a simple yet meaningful object ...