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Flooding in Demak, Central Java, submerged up to 1,400 hectares of farmers rice crops.

BMKG forecasted high-intensity rainfall in most Indonesian regions on February 13-15, which coincides with the general election day on February 14.

Israel and Hamas reject ceasefire proposals. Outrage over Yang Hengjun death sentence. Imran Khan’s absence taints Pakistan elections.

Bringing Taiwan to the World and the World to Taiwan

Next week’s vote will be held across a vast archipelago with diverse geographies and infrastructure.

JAKARTA (AP) – A presidential election in Indonesia, the world’s third-largest democracy, is highlighting choices to be made as the country seeks to profit from its rich reserves of nickel and other resources that are vital to the global transition away from fossil fuels. President Joko Widodo capitalised on Indonesia’s abundant nickel, coal, oil and […]

Some 200 million Indonesians will elect 20,000 legislators next week. But the main show is the presidency, a three-cornered contest thick with dynastic politics.

Some 200 million Indonesians will elect 20,000 legislators next week. But the main show is the presidency, a three-cornered contest thick with dynastic politics.

LAMONGAN, Indonesia — Wawan has traded in stingrays for years out of the port in Lamongan, a district in Indonesia’s East Java province. At dawn, fishers are often seen returning from the Java Sea to unload their cargo in port, where a shipyard backs onto a road hugging the north coast of the world’s most-populous […]

HUNDREDS of Indonesian students protested against outgoing President Joko Widodo’s perceived interference in the Feb 14 election to replace the leader of the world’s third-largest democracy, an organiser said.