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Kharishar Kahfi
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Journalist, The Jakarta Post
Jakarta
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Biography
Science and general issue journalist since 2016. Kharishar, or Kuka, now handles news and features articles for The Jakarta Post. Kuka obtained several reporting fellowships, including a forest restoration reporting grant from Pulitzer Center for a collaboration under Climate Tracker to report on forest rehabilitation across Southeast Asia. Kuka is a recipient of the Fulbright scholarship for a Master's degree at New York University's Science, Health & Environmental Reporting Program (NYU SHERP).
climate and technology issuesgeneral assignment about and related to indonesia with personal focus on science health environment
team sports, medical, and political news
Content
By Kharishar Kahfi Verified| The Jakarta Post Verified he movie opens with a scene at a dining table at a house in a local community in Central Kalimantan, where men of three generations complain together about how difficult it is for them to farm because of wildfires, and how they are often blamed for burning land to prepare it for farming, despite using a controlled fire method learned from their ancestors.
By Kharishar Kahfi Verified| The Jakarta Post Verified fter the United Nations COP29 climate summit in Azerbaijan, Indonesia now has a long list of homework which must be completed in order to realize a strong climate commitment as ambitiously outlined by its delegations in Baku through national policies that support both economic and environmental targets.
By Kharishar Kahfi Verified| The Jakarta Post Verified ith little negotiation time left to produce the world’s first treaty to curb plastic pollution, Indonesia was criticized for not showing enough ambition to cut down production of plastic products in its official document submitted at the conference in South Korea.
Company Info
The Jakarta Post
The Jakarta Post is Indonesia's leading English-language daily newspaper, established on April 25, 1983. It was created through a collaboration of four Indonesian media entities and is headquartered in Jakarta. Owned by PT Bina Media Tenggara, the newspaper serves as a vital link between Indonesia and the global community, catering to expatriates, foreign visitors, and educated Indonesians. The Jakarta Post offers a daily print edition that covers national and international news, politics, business, and culture, with a focus on impartial reporting. Its Sunday edition features in-depth analyses and investigative reports. The newspaper also has a robust online platform that provides digital access to news and multimedia content. Additionally, it is recognized for training local and international journalists, enhancing its reputation as a journalistic hub. Known for its bold political coverage and advocacy for democratic values, The Jakarta Post plays a significant role in Indonesia's media landscape.
Jakarta, Jakarta, Indonesia
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Founded: 1983