Indonesia
Indonesia volcano closes airports, strands tens of thousands
Mount Anak Krakatau's eruption has forced eight airports in Indonesia to suspend operations, affecting more than 170,000 passengers.
Tidal floods in Pekalongan: Different risks for men and women
68 Hikers Evacuated as Mount Saukang Fire Erupts
Politics
Government Pursues Large-Scale Food Production Project in Merauke
Leading PBNU doesn't mean controlling NU voters' choices
Government Offers 50 Per Cent Discount on Work Injury and Death Benefit Contributions for Informal Waste Sector Workers
Government Expands Digital Social Assistance Trial to 43 Districts
Elderly Indonesians in 2045 Face Rising Costs, Depend on Assets
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Despite gang violence, Haiti's youth football team wins regional title
Haiti's under-14 football team won the Caribbean Football Union Division 1 championship in August, defeating Jamaica 4-0 in the final despite the country's ongoing security crisis.
Trump Questions U.S. Commitment to Britain Over Falklands
President Trump expressed uncertainty about U.S. backing for Britain in a potential conflict over the Falkland Islands, as Argentine President Javier Milei prepared to discuss what his government called diplomatic progress on the disputed territory.
Mladic's funeral ignites debate over war crimes legacy in Serbia
The return of Ratko Mladic's body to Serbia has exposed deep divisions over how the country memorializes a general convicted of genocide and war crimes.
Women farmers use citrus trees to deter elephants in Sumatra
A women-led farming group in Sumatra has reduced crop damage from elephants by planting dense citrus tree fences, which act as natural repellents.
