Singapore-based Infrastructure Asia says transit-oriented development (TOD) could be the solution for Jakarta's traffic gridlock.

DECEMBER 17 #TRANSPORTATION

Lack of communication between the government and the fisheries sector has been blamed for falling fish export.

NOVEMBER 25 #POLICY

Indonesian women who migrated to the Islamic State are posing new problems for the government. 

NOVEMBER 19 #TERRORISM

Asian financial markets are still not as environmentally and socially aware as those in other regions.

NOVEMBER 16 #ECONOMY

Diabetes and obesity lead to heart disease and stroke, the two most common causes of premature death in Indonesia.

NOVEMBER 15 #HEALTH

A recent study found that at least 69 percent of all playground equipment in Jakarta has a lead concentration exceeding safety standards.

NOVEMBER 11 #POLICY

The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development has released a new proposal to tax digital businesses.

NOVEMBER 05 #ECONOMY

The nation's convoluted health system must be disentangled and re-organized, write Aqsha Azhary Nur and Jeslyn Tengkawan.

OCTOBER 31 #POLICY

Overlapping rules are often the problem when it comes to geothermal development.

OCTOBER 28 #ENERGY & MINERALS

To the government, breaking down Papua's isolation may take precedence to efforts to engage in political dialogue with its residents.

OCTOBER 17 #POLITICS

Does Indonesia have enough qualified ambassadors to represent it in a rapidly changing world?

OCTOBER 12 #POLITICS

The oil and gas industry will remain essential to the global energy mix and a wide range of modern consumer products for many years to come.

OCTOBER 06 #OPINION

Good news from Papua rarely attracts media coverage.

OCTOBER 04 #OPINION