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Indonesian President Joko Widodo replaced the trade minister in a third cabinet change in his last term as the government sought to contain public fallout after a cooking oil shortage and soaring prices of food staples.

Indonesia will reimpose a Covid-19 testing requirement for travelers who haven’t received their booster vaccine in order to curb a resurgence in cases.

Indonesia’s constitutional court ruled that existing laws on narcotics are constitutional, rejecting requests to use marijuana for medical purposes.

Indonesia will resume sending workers to Malaysia on Aug. 1, ending a two-week halt after the both sides agreed to resolve labor issues.

Indonesian President Joko Widodo said his nation won’t follow a purely open economic model that he blamed for undercutting Latin America’s growth prospects for decades, saying Taiwan and South Korea show the advantage of making the world dependent on them.

Indonesian stocks inched closer to a technical correction on Tuesday as investors looked to cash out from one of Asia’s hottest markets for 2022 in search of cheaper valuations elsewhere.

Indonesian authorities have arrested a Chinese national suspected of conducting illegal mining activities in Borneo, according to a statement from the Energy and Mineral Resources Ministry.

Indonesian authorities have arrested a Chinese national suspected of conducting illegal mining activities in Borneo, according to a statement from the Energy and Mineral Resources Ministry.

Malaysian wireless carrier Axiata Group Bhd. and Indonesian conglomerate PT Sinar Mas Group agreed to merge their telecommunications operations in Indonesia in a deal that values the business at $6.5 billion.

Indonesia will require commodity exporters to keep part of their foreign currency earnings onshore for at least one year in a bid to boost foreign reserves, according to a senior minister.