New In-Flight Power Bank Rules: What Bali Travelers Need to Know in 2026
Following safety incidents, major Asian airline groups are enforcing stricter regulations on portable chargers. Travelers bound for or from Bali ...
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Indonesians Turn to US Dollar Savings as Currency Concerns Grow
With the Rupiah experiencing volatility, official data shows a notable rise in foreign currency deposits, reflecting a search for stability ...
Could Bali Become the Next Atlantis? The Alarming Data on Sinking Shores
Indonesia's meteorological agency and researchers warn that a dual crisis—rising sea levels and sinking land—is putting coastal communities, from Jakarta ...
A Historical Parallel: Trump’s Gaza Council and Indonesia’s Cold War “Alternative UN”
The U.S. initiative to form a new Gaza Peace Council recalls Indonesia’s short-lived but bold 1960s effort to create a ...
A Guide to Indonesia’s Official ID Card for Foreign Permanent Residents
The distinctive orange identity card, available only to holders of a Permanent Stay Permit, offers key administrative benefits but comes ...
Badung Police Address Four-Month Detention of New Zealander in Bali
Authorities set a case review for January 28, 2026, which will determine the legal status and potential charges for the ...
Criminal Case Against Top Bali Land Official: Minister Nusron Defers to Police, Defense Calls Press Conference
The chief of Bali’s National Land Agency has been named a suspect in a case involving state archives, prompting a ...
Prabowo Courts British Investment: A Tripartite Push for Fintech, Fisheries, and Education
Following talks with UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, Indonesia’s President outlines strategic partnerships in digital finance, maritime development, and higher ...
Andrew McLean’s Limbo: When Indonesia’s Law Forgets to Decide
By GiostanovlattoIn consultation with Prof. Dr. Werdhi Sutisari, SH., M.H., PhDDean of the Faculty of Philosophy, Asean University International BALI, ...
After Fugitive Arrests, Bali Police Urge Public Vigilance Against ‘Sweet-Talking’ Foreigners
Following the capture of high-profile international criminals, authorities warn that Bali's appeal is being exploited by fugitives who may try ...
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