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From river to gold: Aisyah's triumph at the 2025 ASEAN Para Games

From the river currents to the Southeast Asian podium, this is the journey of Siti Aisyah—a bright young star who ...

New hope in the mud: restoring rice fields after Sumatra floods

The painful memory of the late November 2025 floods is still fresh in Ishak’s mind. Once the water subsided, the ...

When extremism targets children in Indonesia's digital space

Indonesia—both its people and authorities—has evidently grown ever more resilient against terrorism and ...

Disaster survivors in Agam begin life in new temporary shelters

In a simple temporary shelter measuring 6 meters by 3.6 meters, a middle-aged man lay on a mattress, occasionally ...

Board of Peace: Indonesia's true intention to support Palestine

Indonesia has officially joined the Board of Peace, launched by US President Donald Trump on the sidelines of the World ...

Whale sharks and the ocean on trial

The whale shark always presents a subtle irony. It's the largest fish in the world, reaching tens of meters in ...

Indonesia pushes 'diplomacy of resilience' amid fraying world order

Indonesia has warned that the global order is entering a more fragile and dangerous phase, marked by the erosion of ...

Indonesia pushes EPR to drive circular economy and green industry

The Indonesian government is strengthening its commitment to a circular economy by implementing Extended Producer ...

Indonesia's push to tackle cervical cancer through early detection

The international community observes World Cancer Day every February 4 to raise global awareness of cancer, including ...

Sparking hope of rice self-sufficiency in border areas

That one morning during the first week of January 2026 was slightly different from the usual mornings in Sebadai Ulu ...

Barapan Kebo at a crossroads: preserving culture in modern Indonesia

Buffalo racing, or locally known as Barapan Kebo, has kicked off the new year 2026 in West Sumbawa, West Nusa Tenggara ...

Indonesia builds foundation in becoming global food leader

The late President Soekarno once said, “Food matters are the life and death of a nation." He conveyed ...

Disaster risks in Greater Jakarta: floods, seism, urban challenges

During the rainy season of late 2025 and early 2026, several regions in Indonesia experienced hydrometeorological ...

Examining post-disaster recovery policies in Aceh

The Indonesian government's decision to set up the National Central Command Post for Post-Disaster Rehabilitation ...

From 'forbidden rice' to food security: West Java's black rice revival

A thin mist still clung to the ridges of Gununghalu Sub-district in West Bandung, West Java Province, as Juhdi, a man ...