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Southeast Asia’s Glimmer Of Tourism Hope Dashed By Latest Infections
Plans to reopen Bali to foreign tourists have been postponed while Thailand’s “mini-bubble” idea burst after the discovery of a new local outbreak. 
Plans to reopen Bali to foreign tourists have been postponed while Thailand’s “mini-bubble” idea burst after the discovery of a new local outbreak. -
Joko Widodo Slams Importing As A ‘Hobby’
Jokowi is unhappy about Indonesia’s fondness for importing. Will his call ring in the ears of his people? 
Jokowi is unhappy about Indonesia’s fondness for importing. Will his call ring in the ears of his people? -
Indonesia Anticipates Global Slowdown In 2020 Budget
Indonesia’s state budget for 2020 shows clear signs of anticipation for bigger challenges in the coming year, including a global slowdown. 
Indonesia’s state budget for 2020 shows clear signs of anticipation for bigger challenges in the coming year, including a global slowdown. -
Jakarta Accuses The European Union Of Protectionism And Trade War
Indonesia and Malaysia are fuming because EU removed their palm oil from the list of acceptable renewable fuels. 
Indonesia and Malaysia are fuming because EU removed their palm oil from the list of acceptable renewable fuels. -
Indonesia Joins China In Opening Up Financial Sector
Like China, Indonesia is also opening up its financial sector to foreign investors. Will other Asian countries follow suit? 
Like China, Indonesia is also opening up its financial sector to foreign investors. Will other Asian countries follow suit? -
Indonesia Targets Higher GDP Through Investments
Indonesia is planning to reach six percent in GDP growth within the next five years through increased foreign investments. Indonesia is planning to reach six percent in GDP growth within the next five years through increased foreign investments. -
Indonesian Economy Moves Up At Q1 2019
Indonesia’s steady growth is reflecting the effects of reduced poverty rates in the country since September 2018. Indonesia’s steady growth is reflecting the effects of reduced poverty rates in the country since September 2018. -
Jokowi Needs To Revamp Labor Policies For Investments
Indonesia’s former finance minister has urged President Jokowi to work fast in implementing labor reforms to entice foreign investors. 
Indonesia’s former finance minister has urged President Jokowi to work fast in implementing labor reforms to entice foreign investors. -
Can Indonesia Retain A Single Digit Poverty Rate?
Indonesia has grown over the past few years but can it retain the single digit poverty rate that came during an economically challenged year? 
Indonesia has grown over the past few years but can it retain the single digit poverty rate that came during an economically challenged year? -
Indonesia Allocates 60 Percent Of $400B To Infrastructure Projects
Indonesia will further increase its infrastructure spending as it is set to allocate 60 percent of its $400 billion economic budget to build “connectivity” links. 
Indonesia will further increase its infrastructure spending as it is set to allocate 60 percent of its $400 billion economic budget to build “connectivity” links.
