Music as Indonesia’s Strongest Unifier
Minister Fadli highlights music as Indonesia’s strongest unifying force, driving cultural identity and supporting the nation’s creative and economic growth.
Nusantara Innovation Hub: Taking Indonesian Startups Global
Nusantara Innovation Hub connects Indonesian startups to global accelerators, offering founders and students pathways into Silicon Valley innovation ecosystems.
Indonesia–UK Boost Research and Higher Education Ties
Indonesia and the UK agree to deepen research and transnational education ties — expanding joint degrees, branch campuses, and applied research partnerships.
Black Dust in Kaliabang, Bekasi: Health Threat
Mysterious black dust blankets Kaliabang, Bekasi each morning. Residents report respiratory issues; authorities probe possible industrial sources.
Reading Together: Small Steps for Indonesia
Community reading groups like Baca Bareng Jogja use silent reading and meetups to revive reading habits—small, practical steps toward Indonesia’s literacy recovery.
Free & Instagram-Friendly City Parks in Semarang
Discover three free, Instagram-worthy city parks in Semarang—ideal for relaxing, photo-ops, and fresh air without spending a thing.
Australia–Indonesia Unite for Climate Innovation in Yogyakarta
KIE Yogyakarta 2025 brings Australian and Indonesian researchers together to strengthen partnerships and accelerate climate innovations through joint projects and policy dialogue.
Sharia Finance for Couples: Avoid Dangerous Online Loans
Kemenag urges sharia financial literacy for engaged couples to avoid risky online loans and build stronger, financially secure households.
Indonesia Assists Timor-Leste in Developing Petanque
Indonesia’s national sports committee is partnering with Surabaya State University and Indonesia’s Petanque federation to train athletes and coaches from Timor-Leste
