Indonesia

Al Majd Europe finds clients among desperate families with no alternative to leaving the Strip. Its mission aligns with the objectives of the Netanyahu government, which created a Voluntary Migration Office to third countries

The veteran traveler was suffocated to death at the Bumi Aditya, a modest lodging that had become her second home after long stays there. Now her loved ones want answers from the staff

Are the estimated 700 million felines on Earth the sacred animals of our times?

Uncertainty reigns in the hours leading up to the August 1 deadline given by the US president for the implementation of his tariffs

The facility stands in front of the former site of the Holland-America Line shipping company, which brought millions of emigrants to the United States and Canada in the 19th and 20th centuries

The U.S. President has announced his tariff plan, however, he did not mention measures against Mexico or Canada

Bioparc Fuengirola has achieved this milestone after two decades in the breeding program for the endangered species, of which there are barely 2,500 individuals left in the wild globally

Study by two Spanish researchers exposes Oxbridge Publishing House’s ‘invasion’ of the editorial industry

The doctor has assisted more than 10,000 people in 136 countries after revolutionizing operating theaters with minimally invasive single-cut video surgery on the chest

Pachyderm populations have been reduced by up to 90% except in the southernmost part of the continent

The director of the Potsdam Institute, recognized for his work on the boundaries of planetary health, has been awarded the 2024 Virchow Prize

Joshua Oppenheimer — who was twice nominated for an Oscar for his documentaries on the mass killings in Indonesia — discusses his new film ‘The End,’ which examines the climate disaster, self-deception, and family tragedies

Ancient humans who lived on an Indonesian island up to 50,000 years ago are believed to have descended from ‘Homo erectus,’ who became gradually smaller after arriving there a million years ago

The discovery of a cave hunting scene indicates that rock art dates back even earlier than previously thought

The ape covered his face with chewed leaves that contain berberine, an extract that is available in pharmacies

The grand gathering of contemporary art celebrates marginalized identities with a ground-breaking edition in which artists from the global south, many of them largely unknown, are in the majority

For the past 70 years, descendants of African communities in former Dutch colonies in South America and the Caribbean have been asking for a space that breaks historical silence. They want it recognized that their identity predates the country’s slave trade

Since 1950, more than 74 million hectares of Indonesian rainforest have been logged, burned or degraded for development of palm oil, paper and rubber plantations, mining and other commodities

The two other candidates have alleged fraud and irregularities in the election process, such as the vice presidential candidacy of President Joko Widodo’s son

Two experiments have revealed that these animals can acquire behaviors from other members of their same species, which would allow for cultural accumulation

Prabowo Subianto, a former general linked to past human rights abuses, has claimed victory in the presidential election. The official results could take up to a month to be tabulated

The 72-year-old candidate was an army general during the brutal period of the Suharto dictatorship. He was once banned by the United States from entering for two decades

Preliminary counts showed Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto — who is accused of committing serious human rights violations in the 1990s — in the lead

The incumbent Indonesian defense minister, who has been accused of human rights atrocities as an ex-general, and two former governors are vying to succeed the still-widely popular President Joko Widodo

American photographer Martin Gray has spent 40 years traveling the world in search of mystical enclaves. For those looking for travel ideas, here are 12 spots recommended in his new book

More than 3.7 billion people will be able to vote in elections in 70 countries next year. From the U.S. to the EU, from Taiwan to India, there are some results that will have global impacts