Indonesia

There could be a few factors contributing to this phenomenon. One possibility is that other factors, such as genetics, diet, or lifestyle, may play a role in offsetting the negative effects of smoking on lung cancer risk in Indonesia. Additionally, access to healthcare and early detection of lung cancer may also impact mortality rates. Further research would be needed to fully understand the reasons behind this trend.

No, Indonesia is a diverse country with a majority of its population identifying as Muslims, but there are also significant numbers of Christians, Hindus, Buddhists, and members of other faiths in the country.

• Jakarta is the capital on Indonesia and largest city.
• Jakarta population is 9,761,407 as of December 2012.
• It is located on the northwest coast of Java.
• Jakarta is the country's economic, cultural and political centre

China has the highest population among those countries, followed by India, the USA, Indonesia, and Brazil.

60 percent of the Indonesian population is located on the island of Java, which is the most populous island in Indonesia. It is home to several major cities, including the capital city of Jakarta, as well as many industrial and economic centers.

The average age of the Indonesian population is around 30 years old. This is influenced by factors such as birth rates, life expectancy, and population growth.

The women population in Indonesia is: 118,687,022 where as the total population of Indonesia is 237,512,355.

The employment rate of Indonesia is 93.5%.

The three countries that lead Indonesia in population are China, India, and the United States.

The population of West Papua, Indonesia, is estimated to be around 4.3 million people. It is a diverse region with a significant indigenous population, including numerous ethnic groups such as the Papuans.

Approximately 12% of the Indonesian population is estimated to speak English. English is not widely spoken across the country as the official language is Indonesian (Bahasa Indonesia).

There is no official count of homeless people in Indonesia. Estimates suggest that there are tens of thousands of homeless individuals in major cities, with numbers fluctuating due to various factors such as urbanization, poverty, and natural disasters. Efforts are being made by the government and nonprofit organizations to address homelessness in Indonesia.

Madagascar and Indonesia are both known as island countries. Indonesia is the bigger of the two, with a total of over 735,000 square miles.

In 2004, researchers found the reamins of a small relative of human beings ina cave on the Indonesian island of Flores. At first, they believed it belonged to a child. When they examined it furtherr, though, they saw that there was too much wear on the teeth for it to have been a child. Other features of the skull made the scientists think that it was several million years old. It had a sloping forehead, unlike modern human beings, as well as thick eyebrow ridges and a small chin. They believed the skull belonged to a 30-a-year-old female who was about 3 feet 4 inches tall and weighed 55 pounds - about the size of a modern four year old. Her brain would have been about one-quarter the size of a modern adult brain.

The best curriculum for teaching English in Indonesia would ideally focus on developing all four language skills (listening, speaking, reading, writing) in an integrated manner. It should also incorporate cultural elements to make learning more engaging and relevant for students. Additionally, a communicative approach that encourages student interaction and real-life language use is recommended.

Indonesia was a staunch US ally in the 1950's until the US betrayed Indonesia by labeling the country as communist. In 1965 the US supported a military coup d'etat to take over the country. In the next 33 year Indonesia was ruled by a military strongman Suharto which brought Indonesia to become a closed ally of the US again. In 1998 Suharto was toppled by 5 million students who marched into the capital Jakarta and demanded Suharto to step down. Since then the relationship between the US and Indonesia have experienced low and high points.

What am I supposed to be a translator please if you want to learn how to say hello in sundanese go to Google.com and type in translation and click on the first category that says babelfish and something else. I'm Brazilian I only speak English and Portuguese.

new answer (my name is wilujeng)

well to say hello u just say hallo.

how are you-kumaha damang

im fine-abdi damang

good morning-wilujeng enjing

good afternoon-wilujeng sonten

good night-wilujeng wengi

welcome-wilujeng sumping

excuse me-permisi

am moroccan by my experience with an indonisian girl i can tell you that they love speaking with people out of theire country and they don't like indonesian boys...

People in East Timor work in a variety of industries, including agriculture, fishing, manufacturing, and services. Agriculture is the primary source of employment, with many people working in subsistence farming or growing crops for export. Tourism is also a growing industry and provides opportunities for employment.

maksud org sumber ia org yg melakukan sesuatu pekerjaan yg halal??

Books are banned in Indonesia thanks to laws on censorship of press. These can be because a book is deemed religiously unacceptable, but more recently books have been banned for promoting terrorism.

sadly bali very likely no longer has a population of leopards.

Yes, but they are considered very rare. During years when the ocean temperature is warmer the sighting are more common.

Indonesia is not an island. It is a nation spread across a number of islands. It occupies part of the Island of New Guinea. That island is about 3,000 miles long. It is between Asia and Australia.

If you take Wallace's line as the dividing point between Asia and Australia, then Borneo is Asia's largest island.