As this year marks the 75th anniversary of diplomatic relations between China and Indonesia, Indonesian Ambassador to China Djauhari Oratmangun expressed Jakarta's commitment to strengthening its enduring partnership with Beijing, signaling a future filled with even greater promise for the bilateral relationship.

THE Indonesian government’s plan to regulate the price of coal exports is facing pushback from its largest customer, as firms in China baulk at paying higher costs as other suppliers lower their rates.

The funding freeze leaves critical health and humanitarian programmes in limbo, leading many to ask who can fill the support gap The effects of Washington's freeze on nearly all US foreign aid are being felt acutely in Indonesia,

It had a meteoric rise to become the most downloaded shopping app worldwide in 2024, but Temu's expansion plans hit roadblocks in some South-East Asian countries.

Russia and China are contenders to forge a private partnership with Indonesia on nuclear power as the nation sets plans in motion to becoming a major nuclear market.

One of the biggest nickel smelters in Indonesia has slashed production and is close to shutting down completely, just months after the collapse of its Chinese parent company.

Vice Chair of Kadin for the Energy and Mineral Resources Sector, Aryo Djojohadikusumo, stated that the United States, Russia, and China have submitted proposals for the development of nuclear power plants in Indonesia.

ANGLO American’s sale of its Brazilian nickel business to China’s MMG Ltd is a corporate win-win. Anglo gets to deliver on its promise to shareholders to simplify its portfolio and pockets up to US$500mil.

This trend not only strains China-Indonesia relations but also fuels local anti-China sentiment, highlighting the urgent need for stronger enforcement and bilateral cooperation to address transnational crime.

Indonesia has opened its first bullion bank at a time when world gold prices are hitting a record high of nearly $3,000 per ounce, as geopolitical tension pushes demand for safe haven assets.

Three major powers have submitted proposals on developing a nuclear power plant in the country, according to Kadin’s energy and mineral resources deputy.