Jakarta – The Indonesian government will conduct a thorough evaluation of nickel mining activities on Gag Island, Raja Ampat, Papua, following growing concerns from communities
Jakarta – Over 10,000 delegates, including heads of state, diplomats, scientists, and activists, will gather in Nice, France, from June 9–13 for the third United
Jakarta — A coalition of civil society groups, legal experts, and lawmakers is urging Indonesia’s parliament to pass the long-delayed Indigenous Peoples Bill (RUU Masyarakat
Jakarta — Torrential flooding has submerged villages in Segah District, Berau Regency, East Kalimantan, displacing hundreds and cutting off road access as water levels reached
Jakarta—UNDP, the UN’s international development agency, says that seagrass and peatland ecosystems are often overlooked natural solutions to combating the impacts of climate change, from
Jakarta—Civil society groups are voicing strong warnings about the ecological and social impacts of nickelisation. On Friday, 23 May, at the launch of a report
Jakarta—The National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB) reported hydrometeorological events and land fires across several provinces on Thursday, May 15, linked to extreme weather and shifting
Jakarta – Indonesia’s commitment to building sustainable schools is further strengthened by potential collaboration with Jeju Province, South Korea. In a bilateral meeting on the
Jakarta – Amid record global heat and growing threats to biodiversity, the United Nations (UN) marked Earth Day 2025 with a clarion call to the
Jakarta — Pope Francis, the head of the Roman Catholic Church and a leading moral voice on global issues, died on Monday, April 21, at
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