With the effects of Indonesia's fires spreading across the globe, it won't be easy for the country to fix the decades of fire damage done to their forests. But President Joko “Jokowi” Wid...
Following campaigns to curb child marriage, Indonesia has raised the minimum marriage age to 19.
Indonesia is using literature to teach its children about the endless capabilities of its female population. The books were written as part of an Asia-wide collection known as the "Mighty...
Inspired by a string of highly successful tech start-ups, the youth of Southeast Asia has its sights set on building the next business unicorn.
20,269 hectares of agricultural land is at risk of harvest failure because of drought. Spokesman Agus Wibowo said an estimated 3 trillion rupiah ($215 million) loss could occur if the dro...
With parliamentary and presidential elections held on the same day for the first time, Indonesia is holding one of the biggest single voting days the world has ever seen.
The Government of Indonesia wants to solve its plastic crisis for good and inspire others to follow suit. And it has become the first country to partner with the Global Plastic Action Par...
The bee was first discovered in 1859, but with only one official sighting since there are growing concerns that the species may fall into the clutches of collectors rather than conservati...
Authorities in Indonesia have set an ambitious target of a 70% cut in marine plastic debris by 2025.
Global trade is in Indonesia's DNA – but by embracing open markets and 'self-sufficiency' at the same time, the nation could be forging a route to Globalization 4.0
New research tracks the history of Jakarta's traditional minibuses and how they've resisted change over generations.
The recent magnitude 7.5 earthquake has caused at least 1,200 deaths in Indonesia.
The Indonesian authorities are scrambling to provide aid to the victims of the Sulawesi island disaster.
Bandung, Indonesia, is in the middle of a green revolution as its mayor attempts to reduce emissions and improve infrastructure.
Indonesia's young president, Joko Widodo, turned to the language of comic books to describe the threats the world faces today.
