After the Deluge: Bali Village Floods Again, Highlighting Recurring Climate Vulnerability
As heavy rains pounded northern Bali, a familiar scene unfolded in the village of Banjarasem: a river burst its banks, ...
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More Than a Script: Bali Mandates Local Aksara, Redefining Cultural Identity in the Global Marketplace
In a decisive move to safeguard its cultural distinctiveness, Bali’s governor has issued a stark directive: local products and businesses ...
Bali at the Edge: When Population Growth and Climate Stress Collide on a Small Island
The world is not ending in 2026. But on islands like Bali, the age of unlimited growth may already be. ...
Beyond Salmon: Indonesia’s Eel Holds One of the World’s Richest Sources of Omega-3
In a quiet corner of the archipelago's aquatic bounty, a local fish surpasses a global health icon in nutritional value, ...
Before Modern Borders: When Bali and the Indonesian Archipelago Shaped Southeast Asia
Long before the neatly drawn nations of today's map existed, the islands of what is now Indonesia formed the vibrant, ...
Fuel Gets Cheaper in Bali: What Lower Gas Prices Mean for Tourists and Expats
A modest but welcome reduction in the price of premium gasoline offers a slight easing of operational costs across Bali's ...
Bad Weather Forces AirAsia Flight into 90-Minute Holding Pattern Over Labuan Bajo
LABUAN BAJO, Indonesia — For passengers aboard AirAsia flight QZ860 from Jakarta on Saturday afternoon, the gateway to Komodo National Park—one ...
Four Months in Limbo: A New Zealander’s Path from Criminal Case to Deportation in Bali
DENPASAR, Bali — The forced removal of 50-year-old New Zealander Andrew Joseph McLean from Bali on the evening of Friday, January ...
American National Brad Alan Dies on Guided Trek in Bali’s West National Park
BULELENG, Bali — The trails of West Bali National Park offer a postcard-perfect escape: a serene expanse of mangrove forests, savannah, ...
Why Foreign Money Is Pulling Back From Indonesia — and Why Bali Should Pay Attention
DENPASAR, Bali — The recent turbulence in Jakarta’s stock market, where foreign investors withdrew billions of Rupiah, can feel like a ...
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