This impartial stance could set Jakarta up to be a good mediator between Beijing and Washington, observers say.

The Jakarta administration, in collaboration with its Banten counterpart, has officially launched a new Transjabodetabek bus ...

Indonesia's push to roll out a government-set price for coal is not gaining traction in top buyer China, undermining ...

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Investment grew 2.7 percent in the first quarter and was up 16 percent on the year yet came in just shy of a quarter of the ...

TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Around 200 thousand workers are expected to attend the May Day commemoration at the field of the National ...

TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - The Jakarta Provincial Government will impose a 5% Motor Vehicle Fuel Tax (PBBKB) on private vehicles, while public vehicles will be subject to a 2% rate. Previously, the PBBKB for ...

Monocle is in Jakarta this week for The Chiefs, our annual business-and-leadership conference. Our editors, correspondents, photographers and radio ...

INDONESIA says China has signaled a willingness to take in more of the Southeast Asian nation’s exports, potentially giving Jakarta greater room to maneuver as it seeks to avert higher tariffs in the ...

JAKARTA: The Indonesian government vows to trade with China as usual after Beijing warned other countries against striking ...

JAKARTA: The government has turned down a request for rice from Malaysia, with Agriculture Minister Andi Amran Sulaiman ...

While some students have hailed the benefits of studying in Israel, others warn the stint may affect the students’ mindset ...