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The plan aims to protect children from online scams and impulse buying, but experts say it could be a major compliance test for platforms

Critics reject claims that ordinary Indonesians will not suffer, pointing to a heavy dependence on imports for daily necessities.

Critics reject claims that ordinary Indonesians will not suffer, pointing to a heavy dependence on imports for daily necessities

A state agency will handle exports of palm oil, coal and ferroalloys to stem revenue loss and under-invoicing, the president says

As Nadiem Makarim stares down an 18-year prison term, Indonesians abroad are asking whether public service back home is a legal liability

If Indonesia turns Kertajati Airport into a Hercules repair hub, it risks being seen as siding with the US in times of war, analysts say

New export rules promise billions in recovered revenue, but analysts warn the ensuing chaos could cost more than the gains.

New export rules promise billions in recovered revenue, but analysts warn the ensuing chaos could cost more than the gains

While residents welcome tougher action on street crime, rights groups fear a return to authoritarian-era security crackdowns.

Several deals signed in Paris have led to discussions on their merit and the frequency of Prabowo’s official trips around the world.