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Bali to welcome local tourists on July 31, targets Sept 11 for foreign visitors
JAKARTA (The Straits Times/ANN): Indonesia's tourism hot spot Bali island will reopen to domestic tourists on Friday (July 31), but under a host of strict protocols that include visitors showing proof they tested negative for Covid-19.
In major change, Indonesia set to relax property rules for foreign buyers, says minister
JAKARTA (The Straits Times/ANN): Indonesia is set to relax property rules soon to make it easier for foreigners to own homes in the country, a Cabinet minister said on Thursday (July 23), in a major change that could spur the slumping economy.
Acclaimed book on Balinese woodcarving heritage now available as free download
Free e-book highlights Bali's master woodcarvers offering valuable insight about their craft, inspirations, and traditions.
Indonesia: Rp1.2 billion of contaminated Korean cabbage seeds culled
JAKARTA, July 17 (The Jakarta Post/ANN): The Agriculture Ministry on Friday has destroyed roughly 1.5 tons of Chinese cabbage seeds from South Korea that were found to contain two types of soil-borne bacteria harmful to plants: Pseudomonas viridiflava and Pseudomonas cichorii.
Billionaire envoy’s stint in Malaysia ends
KUALA LUMPUR: Having just returned from an unexpected three-month stay in Singapore when Malaysia closed its borders, Indonesia’s billionaire ambassador Rusdi Kirana is taking off for good.
Confusion over single-use plastics ban
CONFUSION reigned in Jakarta yesterday as a new ban on single-use plastics in one of the world’s biggest ocean-polluting nations failed to gain traction.
Indonesia orders destruction of imported enoki mushrooms over bacteria fears
JAKARTA (The Jakarta Post/ANN): The Indonesian government has ordered importers to destroy enoki mushrooms obtained from South Korea as they may contain bacteria harmful to humans.
Sunda Empire ‘princesses’ detained in Malaysia for 13 years
JAKARTA (The Jakarta Post/ANN): The Immigration Department of Malaysia has detained two 'royal members' of the self-proclaimed Sunda Empire for 13 years. In 2007, the two women tried to enter the country with invalid passports and refused to identify themselves as Indonesian citizens.
Coronavirus cuts force Indonesia to scale back forest protection
SINGAPORE/JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia has scaled back protection for some of the world's most important tropical forests ahead of the worst season for fires because of budget cuts due to the coronavirus, the environment ministry said.
