Nanik Sudaryati Deyang Resigns as Head of BGN for Heart Treatment

Naniek Sudaryati Deyang has resigned from her position as the head of the Nutrition Agency (Badan Gizi Nasional or BGN), citing a need to seek medical treatment for a heart condition abroad. The resignation was confirmed following reports that she had informed President Prabowo Subianto of her health status. According to reports, the President has … Read more

Israel’s Precision Strikes Target Hamas’ New Military Wing: Latest Escalation in Gaza War & Global Fallout

Israel’s Targeted Strike on Hamas Military Leadership: A New Phase in Gaza Conflict By Maria Petrova | Editor, World | May 26, 2026 | Updated 11:47 AM GMT+2 GAZA CITY — Israeli airstrikes in Gaza have entered a new phase of targeted precision, with reports confirming the elimination of a senior Hamas military commander in … Read more

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Berlin, Germany — May 13, 2026 — Indonesia’s Ministry of Health (Kementerian Kesehatan) has confirmed that recent hantavirus cases are being managed through targeted contact monitoring, but health officials warn the virus—a rare but potentially fatal zoonotic disease—remains a persistent, underreported threat in the region. With seroprevalence studies indicating that up to 11.6% of Indonesians … Read more

Dengue Fever in the Workplace: How Offices, Factories, and Project Sites Are Becoming Hotspots — And What Employers Must Do Now to Protect Employees

Indonesia’s Ministry of Health has issued a warning that dengue fever transmission is no longer confined to residential areas but can occur in workplaces, factories, and project sites, urging employers to capture preventive action. This alert comes as the country grapples with a significant rise in cases, with official data showing over 30,000 dengue infections … Read more

Indonesia’s Health Minister Also Feels the Pinch of High Airfares

The escalating⁢ cost of domestic air ⁢travel in Indonesia is prompting travelers, including humanitarian aid workers,⁤ to seek more affordable routes⁤ – ⁣even if it means traveling through other countries. This situation‍ highlights ⁢a growing concern about accessibility and the financial burden placed on those needing to reach various parts of the archipelago. The Rising … Read more