#Indonesian

Indonesian markets tumbled on Thursday, with the rupiah breaching the key 18,000-per-dollar level and stocks hitting a near six-year low, as mounting policy uncertainty and macro headwinds spooked investors.

Indonesian stocks slumped to their lowest level in five years and the rupiah hit a record low in another stark reminder of the multi-faceted challenges confronting Southeast Asia’s biggest economy.

BPI's Fauzan Zidni on the agency's first Cannes delegation, treaty talks with France and Korea, and building Indonesia's global film infrastructure.

Indonesian-Australian producer Intan Kieflie launches 'Ibu: Mother of the Lost' and two completed horror titles at the Cannes Film Market.

From Dev.to - ai: ChatGPT costs Rp320,000/month in Indonesia. Here's the Rp32,000 alternative.

Three hikers died on a remote Indonesian island when a local volcano erupted, as it has been repeatedly for decades. Chris Livesay reports.

From Variety RSS Feed: Cannes-Bound Four-Film Anthology ‘Next Step Studio Indonesia’ From KawanKawan Media Unveils Trailer (EXCLUSIVE)

From Dev.to - webdev: I Tested TestSprite on a Real Project — Here's My Honest Dev Review (Including Locale Surprises)

From Dev.to - webdev: I Tested TestSprite on an Indonesian SaaS App — Here's What the AI Missed (and Caught)

Complete Indonesian guide to TestSprite. Learn automated UI testing, CI/CD integration, and self-healing tests for efficient maintenance.

'Holy Crowd,' 'Original Wound,' 'Annisa' and 'Mothers Are Mothering' were co-written and co-directed by four international creatives.

From Hollywoodreporter RSS Feed: ‘Parasite’ Producer Barunson Boards Indonesian Horror Feature ‘Zona Merah: Dead City’

Four Indonesian soldiers are on trial for an acid attack on a prominent activist in Jakarta.

Blending R&B with their Indonesian roots, No Na are showing the globe what these island girls are made of – read the NME Breakout interview

From Dev.to - webdev: Claude AI for Indonesian developers: get Claude for Rp32,000/month instead of Rp320,000

An Indonesian soldier has become the sixth UN peacekeeper killed in recent hostilities in southern Lebanon.

Six decades after helping the Indonesian army crush one of the biggest communist parties in the world, the US is once again meddling in countries it considers a thorn in its flesh. Is history repeating itself?

Two Indonesian peacekeepers were killed in southern Lebanon on Monday when an "explosion of unknown origin destroyed their vehicle", the UN agency tasked with policing the region has said.