Indonesia
Art on Drone: Sekar Agri Merges Nusantara Culture with Technology
Discover how the “Art on Drone” project transforms the agricultural drone Sekar Agri into a flying canvas for Nusantara culture.
Strengthening Global Health Resilience: Indonesia Boosts International Pandemic Preparedness
At the COPPER conference in Nairobi, Indonesia’s National Disaster Management Authority (BNPB) emphasized that pandemic preparedness must go beyond healthcare
Mangenta Festival: Barito Timur’s Living Culinary Legacy
Discover the Mangenta Festival in Barito Timur — a vibrant celebration of kenta, the sticky rice heritage of the Maanyan people, blending culinary tradition, unity, and tourism.
Jujutsu Kaisen 0 Returns to Indonesian Theaters
Jujutsu Kaisen 0 returns to Indonesian theaters on 21 Nov 2025. Revisit Yuta Okkotsu’s journey before anime season 3 premieres.
UMMI Students Deploy Vertiqua Tech to Boost Food Security
UMMI students introduce Vertiqua, a smart aquaponics system, in Cikole Subdistrict to enhance local food security, optimize urban spaces, and support community economy.
Legendary Indonesian Comic Artist NBC Sukma Passes Away
A tribute to NBC Sukma, Indonesia’s iconic comic artist — pioneering digital comics, creator of Safan, Buyung Kilat & more. Learn about his legacy, impact, and lasting influence.
IDR 2.7T Restructured: OJK Pushes to Extend Debt Write-Off
Financial regulator OJK urges the Indonesian government to extend its write-off programme for non-performing MSME loans
“Bajingan” of Jogja – A Legendary Profession Rich in Philosophy
Discover the rich cultural legacy of “bajingan” in Yogyakarta — once a respected ox-cart driver tasked with protecting harvests, now a term misunderstood.
New-Exit Bawen at Jogja-Bawen Toll Section 6 Accelerates with Modern Technology
The Jogja-Bawen Toll Road Section 6 is advancing at pace with modern construction tech at Exit Bawen—boosting connectivity and regional economic growth.
Revival of Traditional Javanese Archery Craft: From Kulon Progo to Europe
Discover how the traditional Javanese archery craft of jemparingan in Kulon Progo, Yogyakarta is being revived by local artisans and now exporting handmade bows to Europe—blending cultural heritage, sport and sustainable craft.
