Tag: Indonesia
Hundreds of schools shut as forest-fire haze blankets SE Asia
Massive jungle areas in Sumatra and Borneo islands are ablaze as thousands of personnel battle to quell the fires
Indonesians fall prey to fake shaman ‘magic money’ scams
Police say some alleged scammers turn to violence when their victims come looking for their money
Indonesian Indigenous woman among 2023 winners of ‘Nobel’ for environmentalists
Delima traveled from village to village and educated communities about laws that support the recognition of Indigenous peoples’ rights
In Indonesia, mosques and churches take on the plastic challenge
A solutions-oriented story about how mosques and churches in Indonesia are stepping up to address the country's plastic waste problem
Protestant church in Indonesia allowed to open after 15 years of...
The church has been battling with local authorities to secure a building permit for the last 15 years
Popular governor of cental Java chosen as presidential candidate of ruling...
Prabowo is a former special forces commander who served under Suharto and has lost twice to Joko “Jokowi” Widodo in past elections
Millions of Indonesians travel in annual Eid exodus
Major seaports and toll roads are packed, while airports and bus terminals are full of travelers looking forward to reuniting with families
Russian tourist deported from Bali over nude photo on sacred tree
The immigration department said it was pushing the local government to finish a guide for tourists who wish to visit Bali
Centuries-old Indonesian Easter tradition returns after pandemic hiatus
The march attracted members of other faiths too, drawn in by the mix of local legend and religious rites
Indonesian nuns challenged to extend their presence to the world
Indonesia has become one of the sources of religious vocations in recent years