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Latest Daily Tribune news and analysis on Indonesia wildfires.

  1. Students protest haze

    Students protest haze

    ‘How is it possible that such thick, dense smoke is being inhaled by helpless elderly people and newborn infants, and the government simply lets it happen?’

  2. DUOLINGO CEO and co-founder Luis von Ahn says Indonesia is now one of the language-learning platform’s five fastest-growing markets worldwide.

    Duolingo sees rapid Indonesia growth

    Indonesia ranks among Duolingo’s five fastest-growing markets for daily active users, with rising interest in English and Chinese and growing demand for…

  3. A DENSE haze envelopes the Metro Manila skyline as seen from Quezon City on Tuesday. Commuters, schoolchildren and persons with disabilities wear protective masks along city streets as air pollution reaches unhealthy levels across the capital region.

    Manileños urged: Mask up amid ‘toxic’ air

    Manila warns residents to limit outdoor exposure as transboundary haze from Indonesian wildfires pushes air pollution to unhealthy levels across the capital.

  4. Teenage 'Superman' joins wildfire fight

    Teenage 'Superman' joins wildfire fight

    A 17-year-old Indonesian volunteer firefighter dressed as Superman is helping battle wildfires across Borneo, earning praise as a forest hero.

  5. Wildfire flames and smoke rise above a forest in Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park near Mount Bromo in Probolinggo, East Java, Indonesia, on 10 August 2026.

    Schools shut as Indonesia battles wildfires

    More than 48,000 personnel have been deployed to fight fires in six provinces, while 43 helicopters and up to 15 fixed-wing aircraft have been mobilized for…

  6. Indonesia turns Phl Hague win to gas

    Indonesia turns Phl Hague win to gas

    Indonesia never laughed at us. Didn’t have to. Their action was the slap: ‘You won. But what did you build on top of it?’