Indonesia, deadly floods
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It is exceptionally rare for cyclones to happen in Indonesia, as they almost never form near the equator, says Erma Yulihastin, a researcher at the country's National Research and Innovation Agency’s Climate and Atmospheric Research Center (BRIN).
A series of earthquakes struck off Indonesia within 24 hours between Friday and Saturday, highlighting the seismic risks that persist in one of the world’s most geologically active regions. The three earthquakes ranged in strength from a magnitude of 4.
Relatives of flood victims in Indonesia were still awaiting news of loved ones on Sunday. The floods, which hit Indonesia nearly a week ago, have killed 442 people, authorities said, and displaced thousands.
Jakarta’s rejection of coercive clauses challenges effort by Donald Trump to counter Chinese influence in south-east Asia
Leading Indonesian music publisher Massive Music has begun development on an AI powered data-driven technology solution that could assist audiovisual producers in their creative process by more precisely determining the mood and character requirements of a movie or television show.
Indonesia is poised to streamline measures to draw more foreign investors and banks into emissions-cutting projects, with a forthcoming white paper laying out steps to attract the private capital it needs to meet its climate goals.
Divers were treated to an unusual sight in the waters near Bali: a blue ribbon eel gracefully undulating through the sea.
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Indonesia's Box Office Navigates Volatility as Industry Seeks Sustainable Growth – JAFF Market
Indonesia’s cinema market is experiencing significant volatility in 2025, with box office numbers fluctuating despite breakthrough successes, according to industry leaders speaking at the JAFF Market panel “Expert Witnesses: Indonesia’s Box Office Transformation as Seen From Home and Abroad.