Indonesia will allocate an additional Rp 100 trillion ($6.14 billion) for its Free Nutritious Meal program, funded through budget savings.

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The KPU has remained silent following the Constitutional Court's (MK) decision to disqualify the elected regent and deputy ...

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A social media post comparing Bengaluru's urban planning to Jakarta's highlights the significant contrasts. Jakarta, despite ...

The next frontier for Asean is to find a way for the organisation to enforce its decisions on errant members, said its former ...