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Ballot counting to start for 500 lower house seats at 99,000 polling stations Two countries explore cooperations in semiconductors and defense Jakarta commuter line's iconic secondhand railcars still draw train buffs from Japan Region's AI race is be... [1]
Welcome to Your Week in Asia. Your Week in AsiaThai and Japanese elections, Singapore Airshow, Indonesia GDP Your weekly lineup of Asia's biggest business and political events A woman casts her ballot at a pollling station during advance voting in Ba... [2]
BALI/KUALA LUMPUR/JAKARTA -- The ferry from Ambon, the capital of Indonesia's Maluku province, to the Banda Islands takes more than 16 hours to cover the 220 kilometers. [3]
The death toll from a 6.9-magnitude earthquake that hit the central Philippines late on Sept. 30 has reached 72 with another 294 people injured, as of Oct. 2. [4]
Dr. Asmiati Malik is an assistant professor at Universitas Bakrie Indonesia. OpinionNusantara will be a capital city all Indonesians can be proud of Potential pitfalls need to be carefully managed Joko Widodo inspects an area planned to be Indonesia... [5]
LABUAN BAJO, Indonesia -- Sick of the interminable traffic chaos in the Indonesian resort island of Bali? Bored by crowds of Western revelers in the nightclubs of Kuta Beach? Above all, do you want to see the real Indonesia? Then head for Flores, a l... [6]
Caesar Indra is president of Southeast Asian online travel platform Traveloka. OpinionDomestic travel can power Southeast Asia's tourism rebound Investments in infrastructure, training and marketing spread economic benefits Caesar Indra is president... [7]
Most of the 260,000 foreign tourists who visited North Sumatra in the pre-pandemic year of 2019 arrived at the international airport at Medan, the island's biggest city and the biggest Indonesian metropolis not located on Java, the country's most pop... [8]
Ballot counting to start for 500 lower house seats at 99,000 polling stations Two countries explore cooperations in semiconductors and defense Jakarta commuter line's iconic secondhand railcars still draw train buffs from Japan Region's AI race is be
Welcome to Your Week in Asia. Your Week in AsiaThai and Japanese elections, Singapore Airshow, Indonesia GDP Your weekly lineup of Asia's biggest business and political events A woman casts her ballot at a pollling station during advance voting in Ba
BALI/KUALA LUMPUR/JAKARTA -- The ferry from Ambon, the capital of Indonesia's Maluku province, to the Banda Islands takes more than 16 hours to cover the 220 kilometers.
The death toll from a 6.9-magnitude earthquake that hit the central Philippines late on Sept. 30 has reached 72 with another 294 people injured, as of Oct. 2.
Dr. Asmiati Malik is an assistant professor at Universitas Bakrie Indonesia. OpinionNusantara will be a capital city all Indonesians can be proud of Potential pitfalls need to be carefully managed Joko Widodo inspects an area planned to be Indonesia
LABUAN BAJO, Indonesia -- Sick of the interminable traffic chaos in the Indonesian resort island of Bali? Bored by crowds of Western revelers in the nightclubs of Kuta Beach? Above all, do you want to see the real Indonesia? Then head for Flores, a l
Caesar Indra is president of Southeast Asian online travel platform Traveloka. OpinionDomestic travel can power Southeast Asia's tourism rebound Investments in infrastructure, training and marketing spread economic benefits Caesar Indra is president
Most of the 260,000 foreign tourists who visited North Sumatra in the pre-pandemic year of 2019 arrived at the international airport at Medan, the island's biggest city and the biggest Indonesian metropolis not located on Java, the country's most pop
JAKARTA -- Property developer Bumi Serpong Damai is trying to create a Silicon Valley of Indonesia on the outskirts of the capital, luring local startups and tech companies with high-speed internet and other integrated digital services.
In October 2018 Indonesia will host the annual meetings of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank in Nusa Dua, Bali.