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MAN Morowali Students Shine Nationally
Two MAN Morowali students earned national honors on 19 Nov 2025 — Nurzhaqinah placed 3rd in OMI 2025 and Khumaidi represented the school in taekwondo.
Science-Led Leadership: Empathy & Innovation in Education
Science-based leadership that blends evidence, empathy, and innovation to prepare higher-education institutions to solve real-world challenges.
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.
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.
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
Village Officials Most Frequently Charged in Yogyakarta Corruption Court
In the period January to mid-October 2025, most corruption defendants at the Jogja Corruption Watch (JCW)’s monitored cases in the Pengadilan Tipikor Yogyakarta were village-level officials
