Dozens of Bali Flights Cancelled After Lewotobi Laki Laki Volcano Eruption

Lewotobi Laki Laki Volcano Eruption

The Lewotobi Laki Laki Volcano Eruption in Indonesia has sent massive ash clouds into the sky, disrupting flights, injuring residents, and raising concerns about further volcanic activity. The eruption, which occurred on Friday, led authorities to increase the alert level to its highest status and expand the danger zone around the volcano. As a result, … Read more

Shariah Court in Indonesia Sentences Two Men to Up to 85 Public Caning for Having Gay Sex

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Public caning for having gay sex was carried out in the Indonesian province of Aceh, marking the first time individuals have been punished under the region’s strict Shariah laws for homosexuality. The two men, aged 20 and 23, were sentenced to 85 lashes each after being caught in a private residence. Their sentencing has sparked … Read more

Mangrove Snake Bites Influencer’s Private Parts While Shooting Reels

Snake bites influencer's private parts

Snake bites influencer’s private parts. This headline alone is enough to grab anyone’s attention, but for Indonesian influencer Anggara Shoji, this shocking moment is more than just a viral sensation. Known for his fascination with snakes and daring stunts involving reptiles, Anggara’s life took a terrifying turn when a seemingly controlled interaction with a snake … Read more

Truth Behind Viral Video Of Crocodile Pretend to Drown to Lure Humans into Water

Crocodile Pretend to Drown to Lure Humans

Crocodiles have long been shrouded in myths and mysteries, and a recent viral video from Indonesia has added a dramatic twist to their reputation. The footage depicts a crocodile floating on its back, appearing lifeless, which sparked claims that these apex predators are faking their deaths to lure unsuspecting humans into the water. While the … Read more

Indonesian Govt Tells Ranchers to Import 400,000 Head for School Meals Programme

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Indonesia has launched an ambitious initiative to combat malnutrition and promote healthy development in children and pregnant women by providing free meals under a nationwide school meals programme. To meet the growing demand for meat and milk required for this programme, the government has urged domestic cattle ranchers to import breeding cows, with a goal … Read more

Indonesia Officially Joins BRICS as Full Member

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On January 6, 2025, Indonesia’s long-anticipated bid to join the BRICS group as a full member was officially realized. This milestone marks a significant shift in the landscape of global power, with Indonesia, Southeast Asia’s largest economy, now playing a crucial role in an organization traditionally dominated by major emerging markets. As the world continues … Read more

5 Heroin Traffickers Return to Australia from Indonesia After 20 Years in Jail

Heroin Traffickers Return to Australia

In a landmark agreement between Australia and Indonesia, five Heroin Traffickers Return to Australia, their home country after nearly two decades in Indonesian prisons. This move marks the culmination of years of diplomatic negotiations and raises questions about justice, rehabilitation, and international relations. A Historic Transfer: From Bali to Australia The five individuals—Matthew Norman, Scott … Read more

Mount Lewotobi Laki-Laki Volcano Erupts in Indonesia

Mount Lewotobi Laki-Laki

The recent eruptions of Mount Lewotobi Laki-Laki, located on the island of Flores in Indonesia, have had devastating consequences for local residents and the surrounding region. Following multiple eruptions in early November 2024, nine people have tragically lost their lives, and thousands of homes have been severely damaged. As a result, the Indonesian government has … Read more

Indonesia Bans Sales of Google Pixel Phones

Indonesia Bans Sales of Google Pixel Phones

Indonesia bans sales of Google Pixel phones in its domestic market. This ban, which follows the recent restriction on Apple’s iPhone 16, is part of Indonesia’s strict enforcement of local content regulations aimed at bolstering its economy by promoting domestic manufacturing. The regulation requires smartphone companies to incorporate at least 40% locally manufactured components if … Read more

iPhone 16 Banned in Indonesia?

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Amid rising anticipation for Apple’s latest iPhone 16, Indonesia’s regulatory hurdles and Apple’s investment commitments raise questions about the phone’s future availability in the country. Apple’s recent launch of the iPhone 16, accompanied by global excitement, has hit a major roadblock in Indonesia. Despite its popularity, the iPhone is notably absent from leading Indonesian e-commerce … Read more