
Indonesia’s malaria cases hit record high as climate risks grow
oleh: Shakira Nuha Fella Nouf Gorontalo — Over the past two years, malaria cases in Indonesia have surged by 69 per cent. According to data

oleh: Shakira Nuha Fella Nouf Gorontalo — Over the past two years, malaria cases in Indonesia have surged by 69 per cent. According to data

by: Roffie Kurniawan Indonesia will revise its national electricity supply business plan, or RUPTL, to accommodate a proposed 100 gigawatt-peak solar expansion over the next

Jakarta — Indonesia’s Sulawesi island has exceeded its environmental carrying capacity as nickel mining and processing expand, according to a recent study by the Center

With the country dominating nickel exports, its moves towards green industry could make the greatest impacts by: Miriam Bahagijo* Indonesia’s commitment to the energy transition

As captive coal plants support Indonesia’s growing nickel industry, communities in North Maluku and Central Sulawesi shoulder the burden by: Miriam Bahagijo* From her house

Jakarta — Indonesia’s government has proposed IDR 272.95 trillion (USD 15.6 billion) in energy subsidies under the draft 2027 state budget, a 20.1% increase from
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