eyesonindonesia Amsterdam, August 31, 2026 – For a country of nearly 280 million people — the fourth most populous nation on Earth — Indonesia has spent decades punching far below its weight in the sport it loves most. A single World Cup appearance, in 1938, made under Dutch colonial rule and playing as the “Dutch…
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MODERN FOOTBALL FOR INDONESIA eyesonindonesia Rapidly transcending its historical identity as a commercial gateway, Surabaya has strategically positioned itself at the epicenter of Southeast Asia’s technological and athletic evolution. The East Javanese metropolis is rapidly emerging as a premier regional hub for Artificial Intelligence innovation, attracting tech enterprises, research institutes, and venture capital. Through state-of-the-art…
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Understanding the Nickel Market Dynamics As the global energy transition accelerates, nickel has rapidly evolved from a traditional industrial commodity into a critical cornerstone of the clean energy revolution. At the heart of this global shift sits Indonesia, home to the world’s largest proven nickel reserves, accounting for approximately a quarter of the global supply.…
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eyesonindonesia Amsterdam, August 17, 2026 – If Brazil is the new frontier for Dutch investment, Indonesia is the old one that never really closed. For four centuries the two countries’ histories have been entangled — colonially, then commercially, and now, increasingly, technically. The Netherlands is Indonesia’s second-largest trading partner in Europe and its biggest European…
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Forests That Feed People eyesonindonesia In the 1980s, a Swiss farmer named Ernst Götsch arrived in the drought-cracked hills of southern Bahia, Brazil, and did something that looked, to his neighbors, like madness. Instead of clearing more land, he planted it thicker — banana next to eucalyptus next to cacao next to forest hardwood —…
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Very Strong Investors Confidence eyesonindonesia Jakarta/Amsterdam, August 9th 2026– For years, 5% GDP growth represented Indonesia’s economic floor. It signalled resilient domestic demand, strong investor confidence and an economy capable of weathering global uncertainty. That assumption is now being tested. Economists expect second-quarter growth to slow sharply from 5.61% in Q1 to around 5.1%, with…
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