Environment Choking North Sumatra: Transboundary Haze Crisis Threatens Millions and Imperils Fragile Ecosystems October 25, 2026 Ali Ikhwan MEDAN, NORTH SUMATRA — A dense, toxic blanket of haze resulting from rampant forest and land fires (kebakaran hutan dan lahan or Karhutla) has aggressively swept across North Sumatra, enveloping…
Technology Seamless Mobility in the Urban Age: How Unified Digital Ecosystems Are Redefining Public Transit Payments September 30, 2026 Reynand Wu JAKARTA — Modern mobility has transformed into an intricate, dynamic web of daily transit. For millions of urbanites, the daily routine involves far more than simply moving from point A…
Environment Silent Threats in the Shadows: Why Misunderstanding the Leopard Cat Endangers Both Wildlife and Ecosystems September 29, 2026 Jia Lissa Introduction: The Hidden Crisis of the Forest Cat In the quiet fringes of Southeast Asia’s rapidly shrinking forests, a silent drama unfolds daily. As human settlements expand and agricultural frontiers…
Environment Beyond the High Tides: How Artisanal Fishers in Ende Are Reviving Octopus Fisheries and Protecting Marine Ecosystems September 25, 2026 Layla Zulfa By Environmental Reporting Desk Based on field reports from Maurongga, East Nusa Tenggara Main Facts At the edge of the Maurongga coastline in Ende Regency, East Nusa Tenggara (NTT), the…
Environment Fragile Legacy Beneath the Surface: Why Saving Earth’s Caves and Karst Ecosystems is a Matter of Survival September 15, 2026 Nana Wu By: Environmental Investigative Desk Published in partnership with independent environmental journalism networks Main Facts Caves and karst landscapes are far more than rugged, picturesque limestone formations sculpted by millennia of…
