Govt doubles down on diplomacy as Hormuz risks persist despite ceasefire

Govt doubles down on diplomacy as Hormuz risks persist despite ceasefire

Pertamina is racing to secure the release of two of its tankers stuck in the Persian Gulf through diplomatic channels, as analysts warn that the recent US-Iran ceasefire does little to guarantee safe passage through the politically charged Strait of Hormuz.

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Southeast Asia oil crisis puts sovereign ratings at risk

Southeast Asia oil crisis puts sovereign ratings at risk

Subsidies to offset soaring fuel prices could worsen finances, inflation

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Indonesia, Australia tussle with Meta and Google over teen social media ban

Indonesia, Australia tussle with Meta and Google over teen social media ban

Jakarta issues second summonses as tech giants defy under-16 blanket restrictions

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Indonesia rolls out one-day remote work in push for energy efficiency

Indonesia rolls out one-day remote work in push for energy efficiency

Business groups caution over risks of lower productivity and slower spending.

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Indonesia, South Korea sign agreements on minerals, tech, finance

Indonesia, South Korea sign agreements on minerals, tech, finance

The two countries were also expected to advance defense ties, as well as strengthen cooperation in new growth areas such as artificial intelligence and nuclear power.

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