Tag: Bali Expat

Despite a daily deployment of sanitation crews, military, and police, Bali's most famous shoreline is losing a logistical battle against ...

Seeking influence in a new world order, Jakarta convenes its top diplomatic minds to debate joining a U.S.-led forum, with ...

A one-hour closure of the vital Ketapang-Gilimanuk ferry route highlights the delicate balance between mobility and maritime safety on the ...

In a rare admission of systemic failure, East Nusa Tenggara’s governor calls a child’s death a ‘hard slap to our ...

A significant increase in state revenue signals economic momentum, with direct implications for investment, tourism sentiment, and infrastructure on the ...

Rocky Gerung's stark analysis reframes the tragedy in Ngada as a devastating critique of Indonesia's social and political failures—with implications ...

A suicide note from a fourth-grader in East Nusa Tenggara, written in his local dialect, exposes the silent despair borne ...

By Gisotanovlatto, Founder of Hey Bali A historic market crash and the mass resignation of its top regulators have exposed ...

The mobilization of police and military for beach cleanups signals a systemic crisis, moving waste management from municipal duty to ...

A slight but noteworthy shift occurred on Indonesia’s currency boards Tuesday morning: the rupiah opened stronger, trading at Rp16,750 against ...