Category: Indonesia
Indonesian government supports local hackers, holds national competition
What do you do as a government when your country is one of the biggest sources of cyberattack traffic in the world? You harness it. That’s what the Indonesian [...]
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Indonesia to face opportunity, risk as population grows by a third
Family planning efforts have stagnated in Indonesia over a decade of democratic rule and the world’s fourth most populous country risks squandering a so-called [...]
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1 Miner That Stands to Benefit as Indonesia Ups Its Game
Indonesia is right next to China, which has had a voracious appetite for natural resources. That’s helped drive the country’s growth, but it wants to do more than [...]
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Impact of ‘tapering’ from small town US to Indonesia
Financial markets around the world have reacted nervously to the latest move by the US Federal Reserve to wind down its economic stimulus package. It has cut another $10bn [...]
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Indonesia’s export ban to curb China aluminium expansion
China has found an inadvertent ally in its efforts to slim down a bloated aluminium sector, with Indonesia’s ban on exporting metal ores set to boost costs of the raw [...]
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Elections Are a Huge Boon for Indonesia Economy, ETFs
Indonesian politicians is gearing up for another election season, infusing the economy with a round of campaign spending and potentially lifting stocks, along with related [...]
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China to ship more metal-making coke to Indonesia
Indonesia’s ban on exports of unprocessed metal ores will boost Chinese shipments of metallurgical coke by as much as 2 million tonnes a year to smelters being built in [...]
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Australia’s relations with Indonesia at stake over secret East Timor papers
Concerns about Australia’s troubled relationship with Indonesia are behind the government’s refusal to release secret 30-year-old documents about the war in East [...]
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Indonesian export ban leaves Singapore short of granite
A shortage of granite due to an Indonesian export ban has left several construction projects in Singapore in a rocky state. Contractors told The Straits Times that there have [...]
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Indonesia’s food discovery site Abraresto raises $1.5 million investment
Indonesia’s food discovery site Abraresto announced today it has closed an investment of $1.5 million from Indonesian investors made up of “Indonesian families [...]
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Maid in Indonesia
Jakarta is up in arms over news that an Indonesian domestic helper, Erwiana Sulistyaningsih, allegedly was tortured by her Hong Kong employers for many months. Representative [...]
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Indonesia seeks trust, not just on paper
AN agreement to end the temporary ban on Indonesian cooperation with Australia on people smuggling may be close to completion, but Jakarta stresses there’s more to [...]
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Indonesia Stocks Rise Most in 2 Weeks on Morgan Stanley Upgrade
Indonesian stocks rose the most in two weeks, leading gains in emerging markets, as Morgan Stanley upgraded the country’s shares and Turkey’s interest-rate [...]
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Freeport Awaiting Indonesian Permit to Ship Copper Concentrates
Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc. (FCX), owner of the world’s second-largest copper mine, has yet to begin concentrate shipments from Indonesia as it awaits [...]
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RSPO Wants to Add More Members From Indonesia
The Rountable on Sustainable Palm Oil, a not-for-profit association that promotes sustainable palm oil products, hopes to continue drawing more members from Indonesia as well [...]
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