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QR code payments are a traveler s dream in Southeast Asia

Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia, and Thailand central banks enabled cross-border QR payments, while Paytm in India and Alibaba’s Ant Group in China also support.

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Normalcy, Here We Come: Gov t Says Omicron is Now Under Control

The government plans to reopen several international airports, namely in Yogyakarta, Medan, Makassar, and Pekanbaru.

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Gov t extends operating hours of malls, restaurants to 10 p m

The Indonesian Government has extended the operating hours of malls, restaurants, and cafes to 10 p.m. Western Indonesia Time (WIB) in regions implementing .

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Democracy vital for Indonesia s path to prosperity

Share A boy wearing a traditional costume guards ballot boxes during the presidential election in Trumon, Southern Aceh province in 2019. AFP ‘Democracy vital for Indonesia’s path to prosperity’ Thu, 29 July 2021 Indonesia s current democratic practices, which have taken root in the past 20 years following the demise of the New Order’s authoritarian regime, remain the best hope for the country to be able to have an inclusive and sustainable economic growth, a panel of experts concluded in a discussion held on July 28. Speaking during a seminar organised to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Jakarta-based Centre for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), economists and political analysts agreed that despite setbacks and shortcomings, in the past 20 years public participation in politics, both through regular elections and the exercise of free speech, has resulted in a government that is more responsive to demands for economic improvement.

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