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West Sulawesi quake kills at least 37
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Jokowi’s first jab kick-starts nationwide vaccination program
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Authorities locate black boxes from downed Sriwijaya Air plane
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Sriwijaya Air airplane feared crashed off Jakarta
06:06
2021: Hoping for a brighter future
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Biden win confirmed after Trump mob storms Capitol
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New regulation allows Indonesia to chemically castrate child predators
02:43
Indonesia’s female forest guardians fight for the environment
03:09
World ushers in 2021 with muted celebrations
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2020: A year to remember (or forget)
While many had hoped the COVID-19 pandemic would be over by Christmas, this was unfortunately not the case. Churches have been forced to adapt by holding online services. Millions have canceled plans to visit family for the holiday. But some Christians say there are lessons to learn from the pandemic.
Thumbnail Credit: JP/Wendra Ajistyatama
Multimedia Journalists: Ramadani Saputra, Tri Indah Oktavianti and Vela Andapita
Videographer: Donny Fernando
Multimedia Editor: Kharishar Kahfi
