Bank Indonesia unexpectedly kept its policy rate unchanged after previously vowing to take an “all-out pro-growth” stance, saying it would now assess the impact of previous easing and ongoing fiscal stimulus on Southeast Asia’s largest economy.

Indonesia's central bank unexpectedly held its key interest rate steady on Wednesday, surprising markets with a pause in its easing cycle after cutting rates at its past three meetings.

Jakarta and Johannesburg share a long history of joint struggle against injustice, the leaders said, asserting that even stronger cooperation is needed to navigate today’s uncertain geopolitical and geoeconomic landscape.

Indonesia’s top defense official says that Jakarta will acquire at least 42 Chinese-made Chengdu J-10C fighter jets, marking the country’s first non-Western aircraft purchase deal.

The International Olympic Committee criticized Indonesia after the country refused visas for Israeli gymnasts competing in the World Championships in Jakarta.

Indonesia’s central bank is poised to lower borrowing costs for a fourth straight month as part of its pledge to go “all out” in buoying economic growth.

Mount Lewotobi Laki Laki, one of Indonesia’s most active volcanoes, is erupting for a second straight day, spewing towering columns of hot ash 6 miles high.

FIG President Morinari Watanabe responded to Indonesia's visa denial for Israeli gymnastics team ahead of the world championships in Jakarta.

Indonesia's JAFF Market has unveiled its second edition lineup for the JAFF Future Project, featuring 10 titles spanning the Asia-Pacific region.

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