Super-immunity Behind COVID's Slowing Down in Indonesia: Expert

In recent days there have been statements about super-immunity as one of the reasons cases in our country and also some other countries can remain sloping

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09:00 | Jan 05, 2022

Weekly COVID-19 Testing as Schools Start In-Person Learning

The test will be done in 10 percent of total schools in order to prevent the spread of COVID-19 Omicron variant.

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07:00 | Jan 05, 2022

China Asks Indonesia to Voice Concern on Australia's Nuclear Submarines

For the first time, the five-nation leaders China, France, Russia, Great Britain, and the United States issued a joint agreement to prevent nuclear war and avoid a nuclear race.

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20:15 | Jan 04, 2022

Disappointments Over Indonesia Coal Export Ban

Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources said the step is an effort to ensure the availability of coal supply for power plants in Indonesia.

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17:00 | Jan 04, 2022

Stricter Restrictions Imposed in Jakarta After Festive Season

PPKM is imposed in Jakarta after residents in the capital enjoyed low-key festivities during the holiday season.

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15:30 | Jan 04, 2022

National Companies Encouraged to Take More Control of Oil and Gas Upstream

As some multinational companies decided to leave Indonesia, more opportunities are now available for Indonesian companies to play bigger role in the upstream of oil and gas.

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14:00 | Jan 04, 2022

Jakarta Allows In-Person Learning with 100 Percent School Capacity

The policy is in accordance with Joint Ministerial Decree (SKB) of Four Ministers on learning activities during COVID-19 pandemic.

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20:00 | Jan 03, 2022

Lab Officers Infected with Omicron, Spreading It to 14 People

Two officers from COVID-19 testing center at Soekarno-Hatta International Airport tested positive for Omicron, and contact tracing found 14 people have also been infected with the coronavirus.

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17:49 | Jan 03, 2022

Riau to Establish Anti-Nonprocedural Migrant Workers Task Force

The task force will be tasked to enhance control and monitoring over the illegal ports that are often used by PMI to leave and return to Indonesia illegally.

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17:00 | Jan 03, 2022

Former Bukalapak CEO Becomes Advisor to Minister Luhut

Rachmat Kaimuddin officially joined the Coordinating Ministry for Maritime Affairs and Investment (Kemenko Marves) as a Technology & Sustainability Development Special Advisor.

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16:03 | Jan 03, 2022

Gender Inequality Problem in Indonesian Police

policewomen currently constituted merely 5.8 percent of the 450 thousand police officers nationally. This figure is the smallest in Southeast Asia

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15:12 | Jan 03, 2022

US$11.28M Distributed to SMEs from Equity Crowdfunding

LandX currently has more than 73,042 investors and 27 companies registered in the platform.

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14:30 | Jan 03, 2022

Nickel Export Ban Has Benefited Indonesia: Jokowi

The President said after first imposing the export ban on nickel ore, the government aims to also enforce similar policy on bauxite, copper, and tin.

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12:30 | Jan 03, 2022

No Vaccination-Related Death Reported in Indonesia: Gov't

However, National Commission on Adverse Events Following Immunization has received hundreds of reports of AEFI cases from across the country in 2021.

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22:00 | Jan 02, 2022

Fishers in West Sumatra Suffer US$2.5M Loss Due to Mass Fish Deaths

The largest loss occurred in December 2021 when 1,705 tons if fishes died.

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15:00 | Jan 02, 2022

PLN Completed 27 Electricity Infrastructure Projects in 2021

State-owned electricity company PT PLN said it has completed 27 electricity infrastructure projects valued at Rp3.3 trillion (US$231 million) in 2021.

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04:45 | Jan 01, 2022

104 Civil Rights Violation Cases Reported in 2021

104 cases related to civil right violation were reported in the country during 2021, with cases involving the police dominating the list.

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21:00 | Dec 31, 2021

74% of Omicron Cases in Indonesia were Double Jabbed

This means that the Omicron variant has a high transmission rate but with a low risk of serious illness. Even so, the public must remain vigilant because the situation can change quickly

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18:07 | Dec 31, 2021

Gov't Says RCEP Ratification to Be Completed in Q1 2022

The idea of RCEP was first introduced during Indonesias Asean chairmanship in 2011. After ongoing negotiations, it was signed in November 2020 during the virtual Asean summit.

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16:30 | Dec 31, 2021