Indonesia risks becoming a net coffee importer as harvests fall

Indonesia risks becoming a net coffee importer as harvests fall

Rising popularity of local coffee shops boosts consumption at home

<Indonesia risks becoming a net coffee importer as harvests fall - Nikkei Asia>

Free meal program faces hurdles on food safety, funds management

Free meal program faces hurdles on food safety, funds management

Calls have grown for President Prabowo Subianto's administration to suspend and reevaluate its flagship free nutritious meals program amid cases of food poisoning and a report of embezzlement of funds earmarked for the initiative.

<Free meal program faces hurdles on food safety, funds management - Society - The Jakarta Post>

Addressing urban challenges by protecting indigenous peoples

Addressing urban challenges by protecting indigenous peoples

If governments have their own people's interest as a priority, then deliberative practices at the ground level should be seen as the biggest opportunity to manage urban spaces. 

<Addressing urban challenges by protecting indigenous peoples - Academia - The Jakarta Post>

Indonesians of all faiths mourn Pope Francis’ passing

Indonesians of all faiths mourn Pope Francis' passing

Catholics remember the late Pope Francis for his message to build bridges of hope and peace, while leaders of non-Catholic organizations vow to carry on the pontiff's work to nurture humanity.

<Indonesians of all faiths mourn Pope Francis’ passing - Society - The Jakarta Post>

Wang Yi calls on Indonesia to oppose unilateralism

Wang Yi calls on Indonesia to oppose unilateralism

The two sides should jointly accelerate regional economic integration and maintain the stability of industrial chain and supply chain, China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi said.

<Wang Yi calls on Indonesia to oppose unilateralism - Asia & Pacific - The Jakarta Post>