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News Feature
On July 3, 1468, Charles the Bold, the Duke of Burgundy, married Margaret of York at the home of a wealthy ...
News Feature
The Islands of Banda have stood witness to the nutmeg trade in its heyday, when the spice, which was endemic to the ...
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The spice-hunting adventure by European nations began when the Ottoman dynasty in the territory of Turkey hiked prices, ...
ANTARA's Choice
Glodok is famously known as Indonesian capital Jakarta’s Chinatown, with a history dating back 300 centuries to ...
ANTARA's Choice
With the pandemic continuing unabated, the public has been strongly urged to stay at home and refrain from stepping ...
Environmental organization Greenpeace South East Asia (GPSEA) has collaborated with Indonesian designer and recycling ...
Fuji Television Network, Inc.'s international department has started its new internet program in September. After a ...
Weekend Stories
“I’ve never really liked using these. They take away the rush. Squeezing a trigger, it’s like ...
President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) has called on Indonesian farmers to usher in the era of mass production of spices, akin ...
- Mary Kay Inc., a cosmetic industry leader in corporate and social responsibility, today announced they’ve joined ...
Discovering Jakarta
Indonesia, particularly its eastern part, is well-known for its rich spices that are highly priced, even surpassing the ...
Discovering Jakarta
One afternoon in a park around Kali Besar in Kota Tua, West Jakarta, a group of youngsters was engrossed in preparing ...
The 10 yachts participating in the Spice Island Darwin-Ambon Yacht Race (SIDAYR) 2019 have arrived at the finish line ...
News Feature
Mudik, or homecoming, the annual special tradition of going home is followed before Eid Al-Fitr, locally known as ...
Some Indonesian seeded export products, including wood and its derived products, palm oil, coffee, handicraft, ...