Jakarta bans dog meat trade after activist campaign
Indonesia's capital city outlaws brutal dog and cat meat markets following years of campaigning by animal rights activists and health concerns.
Indonesia's capital city outlaws brutal dog and cat meat markets following years of campaigning by animal rights activists and health concerns.
Discover how Indonesia is racing against time to construct its new political capital Nusantara, a $35 billion sustainable metropolis designed to replace sinking Jakarta by 2045.
Indonesian authorities deny entry visas to Israeli athletes for upcoming gymnastics World Cup, escalating diplomatic tensions amid ongoing war in Gaza.
Indonesia is embarking on one of the world's most ambitious urban projects, building a new capital city from scratch in Borneo's rainforest while Jakarta sinks beneath the waves.
In a brazen daylight robbery, thieves in Jakarta made off with a Lexus SUV containing billions of rupiah worth of gold bars. The sophisticated heist, captured on CCTV, is under investigation by Indonesian police.
Indonesia faces its largest wave of protests in years as citizens take to the streets over controversial government policies. This in-depth report examines the escalating crisis, the government's response, and what it means for the future of Southeast Asi
Exclusive: Indonesia's President-elect Prabowo Subianto is embarking on a delicate diplomatic mission to the US and China, seeking to balance relations with both superpowers amid rising global tensions.
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto scraps lucrative perks for MPs, including tax-free car imports and subsidised housing, triggering mass protests and accusations of authoritarian overreach.
Massive student-led protests sweep Indonesia as lawmakers vote to extend their own lucrative benefits, igniting public outrage against political elitism.
Violent protests in Indonesia's Papua region have left three dead and eleven injured. The unrest was sparked by a new law on regional divisions, raising tensions in the resource-rich area.
Indonesian riot police fired tear gas and water cannons to disperse furious protesters surrounding parliament in Jakarta. The demonstrations erupted as lawmakers debated a new bill critics fear will cripple the nation's anti-corruption agency.
Tensions escalate as Indonesia confronts China over alleged 'territorial violations' and harassment of its fishermen near the Natuna Islands, challenging Beijing's expansive maritime claims.
Hundreds of thousands flood Jakarta's streets in one of the world's largest pro-Palestine protests, as Indonesia's president condemns Israel's 'atrocious' actions in Gaza and calls for a permanent UN ceasefire.
Jakarta residents are turning to Taylor Swift and Phil Collins lyrics to master English, blending pop culture with language education in a creative surge.
A baffling phenomenon in Indonesia's Seti River has left authorities puzzled as visitors continue to disappear under mysterious circumstances. Experts warn of hidden dangers lurking beneath the surface.