JAKARTA — Foreign workers are leaving Indonesia at an increasing rate due to the slump in commodity prices that has forced resource companies to slash jobs at a time when the government has also ...

Fri, June 23, 2017 Published on Jun. 23, 2017 Published on 2017-06-23T00:22:32+07:00 or 29-year-old Amin, Ramadhan in Jakarta cannot be more different than what he experienced in his hometown of Rabat ...

"Before you go, Bobby, consider this – if Henry VIII had had some proper bloody sperm in his tube he wouldn’t have fallen out with the Vatican. And England would be Catholic – we’d all have been ...

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Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Australia's Jakarta embassy hosted its annual charity ball on Saturday night, but this year staged the black-tie event on a tennis court ...

Dubai ranked third on list of cities for expats in terms of expenses, with Jakarta and Buenos Aires among the cheapest Dubai: Dubai is cheaper to live in than the likes of Geneva and Brussels, but ...

JAKARTA — For companies worried about a new Indonesian law requiring 10 locals to be hired for every foreigner, the government has a workaround: Stock up on drivers and “office boys” to make tea.

TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Jakarta today starts the Covid-19 vaccination for expatriates working in the city. Governor Anies Baswedan said that the capital city administration partnered with the Indonesian ...

A stroll in Jl Melawai, Blok M, Jakarta at night is vastly different from that in the daytime. When the sun is up, most of the buildings look like average small offices and the streets themselves are ...