As December draws near, communities across Papua and Maluku are bracing not just for the festive glow of Christmas lights and New Year’s celebrations but for the unpredictable wrath of…
On the rugged, rain-forested border that divides Indonesia’s Papua province from Papua New Guinea (PNG), a deeper story of cooperation is quietly unfolding—one of roads and buses, trade and people,…
In the radiant morning light of Jayapura, the capital city of Papua, the energy was electric. Along the waterfront, colorful booths filled with locally made crafts, woven bags, coffee beans,…
In the quiet coastal regency of Biak Numfor, Papua Barat, a small but meaningful movement is taking shape—one that blends tradition, creativity, and government policy into a single, hopeful narrative.…
In the heart of eastern Indonesia, Papua stands at a critical intersection of economic empowerment and social welfare. Behind the lush hills, remote villages, and abundant agricultural potential, two crucial…
When dawn breaks over the wide expanse of Merauke’s southern coast, the air carries a salty promise. Wooden boats glide quietly over turquoise waters, and fishermen pull their nets with…
In the far reaches of Indonesia’s Papua region, the sound of progress is no longer only heard from mining trucks or construction machinery. In Mimika Regency, it comes from something…
When the vibrant banners of the Garuda Indonesia Travel Fair (GATF) 2025 were raised inside Mal Jayapura this October, it wasn’t just another commercial event—it was a symbol of post-pandemic…
In the lush, resource-rich region of Papua, a quiet but powerful transformation is taking root — one that centers not on politics or infrastructure, but on women. The Papuan People’s…
In the scenic yet economically challenging provinces of Indonesia’s easternmost region – Papua, West Papua and South Papua – a fresh wave of optimism is sweeping through local micro, small and medium…