In the past year, the attitude of Indonesian social media users was among the worst in the world, as indicated in an annual survey conducted by Microsoft that was published last week.

The governance of our public sector has been marked by a “triple gap” for years. A sound policy is one thing, while implementation can be another.

The emergence of new SARS-CoV-2 virus variants will challenge COVID-19 vaccination programs being run across many countries.

Teguh Waluyo, 32, utilizes his spare time by farming. Ornamental plants and fruits that he cares for bring bees, which give blessings in the form of honey.

A number of indicators have indicated an improvement in the domestic economy.

The birth of many independent film communities in the 2000s has brought talent in Yogyakarta to the forefront of national film-making. Filmmakers in Yogyakarta are not dependent on the industry.

The government plans to import 1 million tons of rice through state-owned Perum Bulog this year. This rice import is to be carried out to maintain rice stock reserves.

Victims of crime in the city of Padang bear a double burden. Not only are they injured or their lives threatened, they also suffer from a lack of health protection.

The prosecutors read out the charges against Joko Tjandra during a trial at the Corruption Court in Jakarta on Thursday (4/3/2021).

The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has recommended that the tax office strengthen tiered supervision, eliminate face-to-face contact between tax officials and taxpayers, and to improve the tax objection system.