#Indonesia

South Korea is set to sign a deal to export 16 KF-21 fighter jets to Indonesia, marking the first overseas sale of a Korean-made combat aircraft—despite a fraught history of payment disputes and alleged technology theft.

Indonesia's pesticide prices are set to jump 20-30% as Iran war disrupts raw material supply chains. Experts warn of cascading food inflation across Asia and beyond.

Indonesia's coal and nickel production cuts were meant to prop up prices. Now the Iran war has done that job instead—and miners are furious they can't cash in.

Indonesian university graduates are flocking to Japan's nursing homes, drawn by wages three to five times higher than at home. What does this cross-Pacific labor flow reveal about demographic pressure, policy design, and the future of care work?

Indonesia becomes first Southeast Asian nation to ban social media for users under 16, affecting YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram starting March 28. Examining the 'digital emergency' rationale and enforcement challenges.

Growing anti-American sentiment in Muslim-majority Southeast Asian nations puts pressure on Indonesia to withdraw from US-led Board of Peace following Iran strikes

Indonesia's decision to import 100,000 light commercial vehicles from India faces fierce opposition from domestic automakers struggling with three consecutive years of declining sales.

Indonesia and Freeport-McMoRan extend Papua mining operations beyond 2041 with reduced US stake to 37%. Deal reflects Indonesia's resource nationalism while ensuring mining continuity.

Facebook's creator program exploded from 2.7M to 12M users in one year, with Indonesian creators leading the charge. How did a forgotten platform suddenly compete with YouTube and TikTok?

As Indonesia's central bank prepares another rate cut amid rupiah weakness, the country's bold growth strategy creates both opportunities and risks for global investors.

Jakarta's commuter rail retires iconic secondhand Japanese cars for new Chinese and Indonesian-made trains, signaling shifting dynamics in Southeast Asia's railway market

Sumatra's devastating floods force Indonesian communities to reconsider oil palm plantations that once promised prosperity but may have amplified disaster damage.