Singkip-Singkip, a Typical Cake of the Kadriah Palace in Pontianak
Singkip-singkip, a layered cake from the Kadriah Palace in Pontianak, symbolizes life’s stages from birth to adulthood. Once reserved for nobles, it is now enjoyed at weddings and traditional ceremonies. Made with strawberries and spiced custard, the royal family promotes it to preserve heritage and highlight Pontianak’s unique culinary identity.
Pandansimo Bridge Officially Opens, the Longest in Yogyakarta, a New Icon in Bantul
The 2,300-meter Pandansimo Bridge, Yogyakarta’s longest, has officially opened for traffic trials. Linking Bantul and Kulon Progo Regencies, it is a new southern coastal icon, featuring earthquake damping technology and a MURI record. Authorities expect smoother traffic and economic growth, though supporting facilities are still needed.
Strengthening Human Resources and Services, RSPPN Panglima Besar Soedirman is Targeted to Become a World-Class Hospital
Health Minister Budi Gunadi Sadikin reaffirmed plans to transform RSPPN Panglima Besar Soedirman into a world-class hospital through international collaboration, specialist training, and research partnerships. The initiative focuses on improving human resources, integrating TNI health services, and sustaining national programs like free annual health checks to enhance public well-being.
LPMPP UNJA Develops Adaptive Digital Learning with the Ministry of Education and Science and Technology
The University of Jambi (UNJA) through LPMPP, in collaboration with Kemdiktisaintek, held the 2025 Digital Learning Workshop Batch II to strengthen adaptive digital learning. Highlighting AI’s role, the program emphasized academic ethics, innovation, and universities’ responsibility to contribute to education, research, and national development in the digital era.
Indonesia Game Rating System Launched at IGDX 2025
Indonesia officially launched the Indonesia Game Rating System (IGRS) at IGDX 2025 in Bali, marking a major step in responsible gaming governance. Centered on child protection and digital ethics, IGRS supports local developers with free classification services, fostering innovation while aligning games with Indonesia’s cultural values and global competitiveness.
Getting to Know Flag Football, an American Sport That’s Familiar in Jogja
Flag football, a non-contact variation of American football, is growing in popularity in Yogyakarta and Indonesia. Using flags instead of tackles, it offers safety, simplicity, and accessibility for all ages. With the Indonesian Flag Football Association active since 2009, local clubs and competitions continue to attract enthusiasts.
Muhammadiyah Sapen Elementary School Dominates the 2025 National Science Olympiad (OSN) Champion throughout Indonesia
Yogyakarta. Muhammadiyah Sapen Elementary School, Yogyakarta, has once again achieved a brilliant achievement in the national education arena. In the 2025 National Science Olympiad ( OSN ) Finals , held offline in Jakarta from September 21-26, 2025, Muhammadiyah Sapen Elementary School won a total of medals and dominated the science and mathematics categories at the…
Indonesia vs Iraq: 0-1 Loss, Garuda Fails to Qualify for the 2026 World Cup
Indonesia’s hopes for the 2026 World Cup ended after a 0-1 defeat to Iraq in Jeddah. Zidane Iqbal’s decisive goal sealed Indonesia’s fate in the Asian Qualifiers, leaving Garuda at the bottom of Group B. Despite early pressure and several chances, Indonesia failed to convert and exited the competition.
It’s Geek Time! Comic Paradise 5 Rocks Yogyakarta, October 18–19: Ready to Connect 350+ Creators and Your Passions!
Get ready, geeks and creators! Comic Paradise 5 (Comipara 5) returns to Yogyakarta on October 18–19, 2025, at the Jogja Expo Center. With over 350 creator booths, talk shows, editor clinics, cosplay, and fantasy-themed missions, this festival bridges creators, fans, and industry—celebrating Indonesia’s vibrant comic culture.
