Over 42 million people in Jakarta need food every day. Just one disruption, one failed harvest, could leave the megacity ...

Flight disruptions continue at eight Indonesian airports due to Anak Krakatau volcanic ash, affecting over 2,300 flights and 263,000 passengers. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at ...

Singaporean director Ang Geck Geck Priscilla’s “Ah Girl” will open the sixth Jakarta Film Week, set for Oct. 21–25, and Yosep ...

Jakarta is sinking rapidly, and Indonesia’s $34 billion Giant Sea Wall project is designed to protect the city from floods and rising seas. Dikes, reservoirs, artificial islands, and Dutch-inspired ...

Feeding Jakarta's 42 million residents takes food from across Indonesia and beyond. We follow the journey. In Naples, heritage helps transform a neighborhood. And in the US, surrogates and parents ...

As criticism mounts over the central government’s responses to disasters across Indonesia, Jakarta’s perceived responsiveness ...

Jakarta Governor Pramono Anung presses ahead with his plan to issue municipal bonds to fund transportation and healthcare projects amid a slashed budget and despite pushback from a reluctant finance ...

Notes on the beat JAKARTA — With the Philippines’ power market liberalized, much of the responsibility for securing the ...

JAKARTA: New York City has offered to send financial experts to Jakarta to help the capital prepare for its planned municipal ...

JAKARTA: Ramli was born on Ubi Besar island, one of the many islands scattered around the bay of Jakarta. The old fisherman has spent much of his life there, but the place he regards as paradise on ...

Jakarta stocks fell 0.52% as the IDX lowered the minimum share price to Rp 1, ushering in new trading rules for low-priced ...