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UK, Indonesia launch maritime partnership by signing 4 MOUs

The partnership aims to strengthen Indonesia's maritime economy, promote food security, improve resilience in coastal communities and create opportunities for the next generation of shipbuilders.

1 day ago
Europe

Spain is 'reliable' NATO member, PM says after reported US ouster threat

US President Donald Trump has repeatedly railed against NATO allies for refusing to join the war that engulfed the Middle East, saying he viewed it as a betrayal. ...

3 days ago
Europe

Climate scrubbed from G7 meeting to appease US, host France says

The office of France's ecology minister Monique Barbut said the two-day meeting would focus on "less contentious issues" in an effort to appease the largest and most powerful G7 member. ...

5 days ago

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Two shades of blue: Macron makes (subtle) flag change

Keen-eyed observers can see that the French red-white-and-blue tricolour flying above the Elysee Palace and also placed behind Macron at news conferences and speeches now has a darker navy blue rather than the previous bright blue.

4 years ago
Europe

US slams Russia for 'irresponsible' space missile test

Washington wasn't informed in advance about the test, only the fourth ever to hit a spacecraft from the ground, and will talk to allies about how to respond, said officials. 

4 years ago
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As partners in democracy, Indonesia, UK eye closer economic, security ties

The Jakarta Post sat down with visiting United Kingdom Foreign Secretary Liz Truss to discuss what lay ahead in UK-Indonesia relations.

4 years ago
Europe

Global powers urged to go further after UN climate deal

The agreement in Glasgow was the first time to include the words "fossil fuels" and "coal", the main culprits of global warming.

4 years ago
Europe

Climate agreement clinched after late drama over coal

While the agreement won applause for keeping alive the hope of capping global warming at 1.5 degrees Celsius, many of the nearly 200 national delegations wished they’d come away with more.

4 years ago
Europe

COP26 strikes hard-fought deal but UN says 'not enough'

Rich countries stood accused of failing at the COP26 summit to deliver much-needed finance to vulnerable states at risk of drought, rising seas, fire and storms.

4 years ago
Europe

Indonesia, UK bump green initiatives to top of priority list

President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo hosted the United Kingdom's Foreign Secretary Liz Truss on Thursday to follow up on Jokowi's meeting with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson earlier this month.

4 years ago
Europe

Denmark to impose COVID-19 isolation for travelers from Singapore

Singapore was removed this week from a European Union list of non-EU countries for which travel restrictions should be lifted.

4 years ago
Europe

Germany reports another COVID-19 record: 50,196 new cases

The total number of confirmed coronavirus cases is now 4.89 million and total deaths rose 235 to 97,198, according to the Robert Koch Institute public health authority.

4 years ago
Europe

US, China vow to enhance climate cooperation at UN talks

The show of cooperation between the world's two largest carbon dioxide emitters came as they prepare for a virtual meeting between US President Joe Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping, with US political news website Politico reporting that the event is tentatively scheduled for Monday evening.

4 years ago
Europe

Massive whale beaches itself in northern France

The fin whale, weighing around 15 tonnes, apparently beached itself after getting injured, a rare phenomenon in the area.

4 years ago
Europe

Germany's seven-day COVID-19 incidence rate rises to record high

The figure, published by Germany's Robert Koch Institute (RKI), surpasses the last high, which had been 197.6 reached on December 22, 2020. 

4 years ago
Europe

Young activists take spotlight for a day at UN climate talks

"We're expecting lots of people to come and join us in the streets, and not only youth but also adults supporting youth, and adults that want climate action,” said activist Isabelle Axelsson, 20, with the youth movement Fridays For Future, which is organising the march, to be led by Greta Thunberg.

4 years ago
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COP26 sees push to speed up carbon-cutting vows

Currently, the nearly 200 nations that submitted voluntary emissions-reduction schemes under the 2015 Paris Agreement have agreed to update those plans every five years, a process described as a "ratchet mechanism".

4 years ago
Europe

'Frankreich liebt Dich': Macron bids farewell to Merkel

In a gesture of thanks to Merkel for her contribution to Franco-German relations that has seen her deal with four presidents of France, Macron treated her to a visit to the French town of Beaune in the wine-growing Bourgogne region.

4 years ago
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Switzerland confident palm-oil deal with Indonesia can help sustainabilty campaign

A visiting Swiss delegation has expressed confidence that the free trade agreement (FTA) with EFTA countries, a group which comprises the Alpine country, Iceland, Norway and Liechtenstein could spur further reform in the country.

4 years ago
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China, Russia hit back after Biden criticises COP26 no-show

Xi -- who leads the planet's largest emitter of the greenhouse gases responsible for climate change -- has not travelled outside of China since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic and has not joined world leaders for COP26.

4 years ago
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Jokowi, Biden meet on sidelines of COP26

President Joko Widodo and United States counterpart Joe Biden finally met for in-person talks on the sidelines of the COP26 climate summit in Scotland, in efforts to normalize bilateral relations that have remained stagnant over the past few years.

4 years ago
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World leaders in Glasgow for 'last, best hope' climate summit

"It's one minute to midnight and we need to act now," British Prime Minister Boris Johnson was due to tell them, according to extracts from his speech. 

4 years ago
Europe

G20 disappoints on key climate target as eyes turn to Glasgow

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, the host of the COP26 summit that opened on Sunday, said the pledge from world leaders after two days of talks in Rome was "not enough", and warned of the dire consequences for the planet.

4 years ago
Europe

G20 agrees on 1.5 degree climate change target: sources

Three sources told AFP that diplomats had approved language for a final summit communique going beyond what was agreed six years ago, when the landmark climate deal called for capping global warming at well below 2 degrees, and ideally closer to 1.5 degrees.

4 years ago
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G20 leaders to meet in the shadow of Mussolini's palaces

The summit of the world's major economies will be held away from Rome city centre, home to the Colosseum and the Pantheon, where the tourists, historic buildings and tiny streets pose a nightmare for security and access.

4 years ago
Europe

Britih Prime Minister says COP26 'in the balance'

Johnson will host more than 120 leaders in Glasgow early next week, before the UN meeting spends a fortnight tackling the grinding work of deciding how to limit temperature rises to 1.5 degrees Celsius.

4 years ago
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Russia reports COVID-19 variant believed to be more contagious than Delta

It is possible that the AY.4.2 variant will spread widely, RIA quoted the state consumer watchdog's senior researcher Kamil Khafizov as saying.

4 years ago
Europe

Poland 'keen' to participate in G20 during RI presidency

Poland has expressed enthusiasm for Indonesia's upcoming G20 presidency and participating as a dialogue partner by sharing Warsaw's experiences in renewables and digital governance.

4 years ago
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Macron calls 1961 massacre of Algerians an 'unforgivable crime'

On Oct. 17, 1961, under the orders of then Paris police chief Maurice Papon, police attacked a demonstration by 25,000 pro-National Liberation Front (FLN) Algerians protesting against a curfew imposed on Algerians.

4 years ago
Europe

Norway attacker converted to Islam, suspected of radicalisation

"There were fears linked to radicalisation previously," Norwegian police official Ole Bredrup Saeverud told reporters, adding that police had followed up on him in 2020.

4 years ago
Europe

Danish man suspected of killing five with bow-and-arrow in Norway

Two people, including an off-duty police officer, were wounded in the Wednesday evening attacks, which took place in different locations in the town, 68 km (42 miles) southwest of the capital, Oslo.

4 years ago
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Macron still favourite in France but faces mounting risks

As the countdown begins to the first round on April 10 next year the centrist Macron can no longer be sure that the run-off two weeks later will be a repeat of the 2017 duel with far-right leader Marine Le Pen, which he won easily.

4 years ago
Europe

Austria's Kurz steps down over corruption probe to save coalition

The move by Kurz, who denies wrongdoing, satisfied the demand by his junior coalition partner, the Greens, that he go even though he plans to stay on as his party's leader and become its top lawmaker in parliament, positions from which he can continue to influence government policy.

4 years ago
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