Experience afternoon tea with a Malaysian twist at The RuMa Hotel. From congkak boards filled with local delights to kaya scones and bold brews, this isn’t your usual tea set — it’s a tasteful blend of heritage and modern elegance.

Sri Mulyani is out — and Indonesia’s economy may never be the same. Her shock dismissal has ignited protests and a bigger fight over the nation’s financial future.

Protests, floods, and political twists — Indonesia is in the thick of it. From cabinet shakeups to Bali underwater, here’s the drama you need to know.

Democracy drama in Indonesia: toxic freebies, viral protests, and a bold list of demands. Will leaders listen, or crack down harder?

When Nurdini Prihastiti traded her corporate path for batik, she created more than a label. With Dama Kara, she blends timeless Indonesian craft with sustainability and inclusivity — from designs co-created with children on the autism spectrum to fashion that lets you wear your values.

From glowing lanterns to helicopter views, Waisak Festival 2025 at Borobudur turns tradition into an experience that’s equal parts sacred and spectacular.

At Borobudur Temple, Waisak 2025 shines with lanterns, pilgrimages, and rituals that celebrate faith, unity, and Indonesia’s spiritual heritage.

From Banting’s streets to Malaysia’s national captaincy, Winifred Duraisingam bowled past doubt to become a trailblazer in women’s cricket.

Emily Koshy’s journey from Malacca to the Malaysian police force is nothing short of trailblazing. Armed with seven languages and unshakable resolve, she carved a 34-year career that broke barriers for women in law enforcement, strengthened community ties, and earned royal recognition. Her story continues to inspire generations who walk the path she...

From Sarawak’s quiet riverbanks to Malaysia’s corridors of power, Dato’ Sri Nancy Shukri has walked a path defined by vision and integrity. With grace and conviction, she champions women, bridges East and West, and continues to shape the nation’s story beyond politics.