On 23 January 2026, the Indonesian state-owned logistics agency Perum Bulog (Logistics Affairs Agency) achieved a major milestone in its effort to ensure food security and stabilize food prices in…
In 2026, a significant economic discussion unfolded in Jakarta that could shape the future of resource governance and community welfare in Indonesia’s easternmost province. The Minister of Energy and Mineral…
For generations, the people living along Papua’s vast coastline have relied on the sea as their primary source of life. Fishing is not only an occupation but also a cultural…
In Indonesia’s far east, where the landscape is a blend of thick jungles and rugged shorelines, and where vast distances often complicate progress, a subtle yet significant development has taken…
Papua has long been recognized as one of Indonesia’s most fertile yet most challenging regions for agricultural development. Despite abundant land and favorable natural conditions, farmers across Papua continue to…
Papua is once again at the center of a national and international conversation about development, sustainability, and economic direction. This time, the focus is not on large scale oil palm…
On 8 January 2026, Pertamina EP Papua Field marked a significant milestone in Indonesia’s efforts to strengthen energy security with the start of drilling a new oil well in the…
Papua has long been known for its rich natural landscapes and cultural diversity, but in recent years it has also gained attention as one of Indonesia’s most promising energy frontiers.…
In the easternmost region of Indonesia, a quiet but strategic transformation is taking place. The Government of Indonesia has decided to significantly expand its rice field development program in Papua,…
In the misty highlands and forested interior of Papua Barat (West Papua), coffee has quietly grown for decades. For many indigenous farming families, coffee plants are part of the landscape…