Indonesian islanders lose ground as islets put on sale

Indonesian islanders lose ground as islets put on sale

Once a private firm enters a small island to build its business, local residents often lose access to the island where they usually fish or dock their ships. The issue has become a complaint of local islander communities amid the brouhaha surrounding Indonesian islands being sold online.

<Indonesian islanders lose ground as islets put on sale - Society - The Jakarta Post>

Indonesia's Pertamina NRE preparing country's first nuclear energy project

Indonesia's Pertamina NRE preparing country's first nuclear energy project

State-owned firm also linking up with Chinese, Philippine partners for solar power

<Indonesia's Pertamina NRE preparing country's first nuclear energy project - Nikkei Asia>

Indonesia's geothermal push buoyed by Sumitomo-backed expansion plan

Indonesia's geothermal push buoyed by Sumitomo-backed expansion plan

Jakarta aims to triple nation's capacity with eye on energy self-sufficiency

<Indonesia's geothermal push buoyed by Sumitomo-backed expansion plan - Nikkei Asia>

Aceh-North Sumatra dispute triggers wider border tensions

Aceh-North Sumatra dispute triggers wider border tensions

Days after the Aceh-North Sumatra dispute was settled, other regions stepped forward with unresolved claims of their own and challenged the same ministerial decree, which they say fails to reflect spatial plans of the regions and historical administrative boundaries.

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Prabowo shores up ties with Putin

Prabowo shores up ties with Putin

Pesident Prabowo Subianto shored up ties with Russia in a bilateral talk with President Vladimir Putin in the northern Russian city of Saint Petersburg on Thursday, exploring ways to deepen partnership amid deepening conflict in the region.

<Prabowo shores up ties with Putin - Europe - The Jakarta Post>

Trump tariffs shine spotlight on Chinese targeting Southeast Asian consumers

Trump tariffs shine spotlight on Chinese targeting Southeast Asian consumers

Trade war with US prompts businesses to focus more on ASEAN region

<Trump tariffs shine spotlight on Chinese targeting Southeast Asian consumers - Nikkei Asia>

Indonesian academics raise concern over government's rewriting of history

Indonesian academics raise concern over government's rewriting of history

Project draft omits major events, including many human rights violations

<Indonesian academics raise concern over government's rewriting of history - Nikkei Asia>

At least 265 dead in India plane crash, one passenger survives

At least 265 dead in India plane crash, one passenger survives

Experts said it was too early to speculate on what may have caused Thursday's crash.

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'Jumbo' leads the way as Indonesian films flip the script on Hollywood

'Jumbo' leads the way as Indonesian films flip the script on Hollywood

Record-smashing animated feature defies the nation's horror flick addiction

<'Jumbo' leads the way as Indonesian films flip the script on Hollywood - Nikkei Asia>

Air quality worsens in Greater Jakarta as govt yet to curb pollution

Air quality worsens in Greater Jakarta as govt yet to curb pollution

Worsening air quality in Greater Jakarta has brought to light the government's unfulfilled responsibility to ensure citizens' right to clean air and to curb emissions from coal-fired power plants and motor vehicles.

<Air quality worsens in Greater Jakarta as govt yet to curb pollution - Jakarta - The Jakarta Post>

South Korea's new President Lee vows to revive democracy from 'near demise'

South Korea's new President Lee vows to revive democracy from 'near demise'

Lee has expressed more conciliatory plans for ties with China and North Korea, in particular singling out the importance of China as a major trading partner while indicating reluctance to take a firm stance on security tensions in the Taiwan strait.

<South Korea's new President Lee vows to revive democracy from 'near demise' - Asia & Pacific - The Jakarta Post>

Indonesia backs global push to save glaciers

Indonesia backs global push to save glaciers

As Papua's Carstensz Pyramid snowcap melts, Indonesia calls for multilateral efforts to slow the pace of warming at the inaugural glaciers conference.

<Indonesia backs global push to save glaciers - Archipelago - The Jakarta Post>