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President Joko Widodo’s goal of getting Indonesia’s first ever omnibus bill passed into law has finally ...

Workers, Wednesday, will continue their nationwide strike, which started on Oct 6, against the House of ...

The outbreak of COVID-19 will correct Indonesia's economic growth by up to 0.29 percent in 2020, a researcher at ...

The current onslaught of the coronavirus may inflict a potential loss of US$2.8 billion on Indonesian tourism, Tourism ...

The government would need to seriously address the threat posed by drought as it could lead to the risk of crop ...

Potential losses in trading transactions ensuing from the protest against the election result that took a violent turn ...

The government`s plan to raise budget allocations for energy subsidy will not widen the budget deficit, Coordinating ...

The Gulf Diplomatic Crisis will potentially have an impact on Indonesias tourism sector following the ban of Qatar ...

President Joko Widodo (Jokowi)has moved fast on reports from the State Audit Board (BPK) about potential losses in ...

The Indonesian government has decided to revoke its visa-free facility for a number of countries but it has not ...

Fake investment companies still are operating openly in the country attracting thousands of investors by promising ...

Indonesias Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Minister Susi Pudjiastuti was seemingly furious when she received a report ...

A resolute step was again shown by the Indonesian government against foreign fishing boats caught illegally operating ...

The Indonesian authorities found a Chinese fishing ship stranded in the western waters of Tambelan Island of Riau ...

President Joko Widodo visited the office of the Director General of Customs and Excise on Friday to see for himself ...