INDONESIA: Indonesia has introduced new regulations that set age limits for access to certain digital platforms, aiming to better protect children in the online environment. The policy is designed to reduce exposure to harmful content, strengthen parental oversight, and encourage responsible use of technology. Officials say the move responds to growing concerns about the impact [...]

INDONESIA: Indonesia and Germany are strengthening cooperation in higher education through expanded academic partnerships and exchange programs. The collaboration aims to improve research capacity, innovation, and skills development for future workforces. Universities from both countries are expected to benefit from joint initiatives in science and technology. Officials say the effort will open new pathways for [...]

INDONESIA: A public disagreement between two Indonesian ministers has brought attention to concerns about weak coordination within the government. The dispute, played out openly, has raised questions about how effectively key leaders can work together on policy and implementation. Observers say such spats risk undermining public confidence at a time when economic and social challenges [...]

INDONESIA: Indonesia has pledged to strengthen access to justice for women and children across the country. The commitment focuses on improving legal protection for survivors of abuse, exploitation, and discrimination. Authorities aim to make justice systems more responsive and child-friendly, especially at local levels. The move reflects growing recognition of gaps that leave vulnerable groups [...]

INDONESIA: The International Monetary Fund has projected Indonesia’s economy to grow by 5.1% this year, reflecting solid domestic demand and stable macroeconomic management. Consumer spending and public investment continue to anchor growth despite global economic uncertainty. Indonesia’s diversified economy has helped cushion external shocks and support job creation. The forecast also points to confidence in [...]

INDONESIA: The National Disaster Mitigation Agency (BNPB) reported that the recent floods and landslides in Sumatra have resulted in 604 deaths, with 468 individuals still unaccounted for. The government is working to create access to remote areas. One road that has started to reopen is the Tarutung-Padangsidimpuan route, thanks to the efforts of the Public [...]

INDONESIA: Rescuers faced challenges on Friday due to damaged roads and bridges, as well as a shortage of heavy equipment, after flash floods and landslides hit Indonesia's Sumatra island. These disasters resulted in 79 fatalities and many people still unaccounted for. The tropical cyclone that caused this destruction is predicted to continue affecting the Southeast [...]

INDONESIA: On Friday, Indonesia’s Manpower Minister Yassierli announced that the government is increasing its efforts to improve the country's occupational safety and health (OSH) system. This initiative includes a series of strategic reforms designed to create workplaces that are safer, healthier, and more productive. OSH is not just a requirement but an essential part of [...]

INDONESIA: Twenty out of the 22 factories that were previously found to have radioactive Cesium-137 (Cs-137) in the Cikande Modern Industrial Estate, located in Serang District, Banten, have now been officially cleared of contamination. The Cs-137 Radionuclide Radiation Management Task Force is ensuring that the cleanup process is going smoothly. The government is also working [...]