The Jakarta Post

Conscious consumerism is a good thing, but there is also a risk of boycotts targeting the wrong companies or products.

The employers' association has urged immediate action from the government and the House to overhaul the 2003 Manpower Law as ordered by the Constitutional Court, warning of the adverse impacts on the investment climate amid ongoing vulnerability in labor-intensive sectors.

Finland, as the first country in the world to provide free meals to students at schools nationwide, is ready to share its knowledge and experience in cooperation with Indonesia as the two countries celebrate 70 years of diplomatic relations.

Prabowo's signature free meals program presents a once-in-a-generation opportunity to provide a package deal that combines the highly popular program with the highly unpopular, but necessary, energy subsidy reforms through a political economy approach.

Trump's stunning comeback on Nov. 5 has left many people and governments wondering what can be expected from his second White House stint, especially given all his talk of tariffs during his campaign, but there are indications of a potentially more tempered term.

Indonesia sees merit in dialogue and appreciates any chance to have meaningful conversations on what the world is dealing with right now.

"Ayo Ke Disco" is a joyous celebration of the region's dance scenes that developed out of a period of increased prosperity, global upheavals and governments looking to strengthen national identity post-independence.

With smart tech moving from sci-fi fantasy to everyday reality, are we prepared to embrace a digital revolution right at our doorstep?

The country's biggest MSME lender says that small businesses recorded a major sales slump in the third quarter, primarily due to weakening consumer spending and partly due to the rollback of COVID-related government assistance, leading to a rise in the NPL ratio for the sector.

Eighty-three international routes were cancelled on Wednesday, the general manager of Bali's international airport said in a statement, after Mount Lewotobi Laki-Laki spewed a nine-kilometer tower of ash into the sky.