Tag: Indonesia

“Despite my lack of functional arms, during the Seroja storm I was still able to use my legs to run. ...

Climate change matters a lot to young Indonesians. Several national surveys show that Generation Z and Millennials are concerned about ...

From Saudi Arabia’s 106-mile long megacity structure to an entirely solar community in Florida, societies across the globe are looking ...

In 2019, five students from the University of Indonesia sat in a room at the Faculty of Law. The four ...

Last week, President of Indonesia Joko Widodo announced Indonesia would start restricting exports of palm oil due to severe shortages ...

The government's administrative functions in Indonesia would be transferred from Jakarta to Kalimantan, president Joko Widodo has announced after parliament ...

As Indonesia faces a plastic waste emergency, environmentalists have turned to art to highlight the severity of this issue. A ...

“Drain the swamp!” It was Donald Trump’s campaign metaphor for purging everything bad in Washington DC. But he got his ...

China is blamed for attracting developing nations and taking cash from them for economic ventures and later politically controlling them ...

Indonesian President Joko Widodo was sworn in for his second and final five-year term on Sunday, October 20, in a ...

Our industrial society, ever since it began, has spawned fierce critics. Two of the best known lived in America: the ...

“Mike, she finish,” he says. His voice barely audible and downbeat as it always is, but now it also carries ...