AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoFilm: “The Land of Jinn,” a supernatural horror story filmed in Jakarta and Kyrgyzstan, marks the first co-production between the countries and is planned for release in 2027. Kota Tua: Vendors cautiously welcome Jakarta’s makeover plans and hope more tourists will come, but say officials have yet to consult the communities that give the historic district its character. Climate Voices: Greenpeace Indonesia’s “protest queens” went viral after scaling Jakarta’s Welcome Statue to demand climate action and relief from rising living costs. Public Health: Wildfires have driven more than 333,000 Indonesians to seek treatment for respiratory infections, as peat fires continue to spread smoke across the region. Heritage: Indonesia plans to designate 1,038 intangible cultural heritage items in 2026, expanding efforts to protect the country’s traditions.
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