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Archipelago 8 months ago
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Authorities partially close Mt. Rinjani after two accidents involving foreign climbers
Safety on the 3,727-meter peak has come under intense scrutiny following the tragic death of Juliana De Souza Pereira Marins, a 27-year-old Brazilian hiker who fell into a 600-meter-deep ravine last month.
Archipelago 8 months ago
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Foreign climber accidents spark doubts over commitment to improve Mt Rinjani safety
Emmenegger and Van Hulten are the third and fourth foreign tourists to suffer serious accidents on Mount Rinjani in the past month, raising growing concerns about safety on Indonesia’s second-highest volcano.
Americas 8 months ago
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Prabowo seeks closer ties with Brazil amid external pressures
At a joint press conference on Wednesday in Brasilia, presidents Prabowo and Lula shared glowing views on bolstering their two countries' cooperation across various sectors, in particular agriculture, energy and defense.
Americas 8 months ago
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Prabowo to meet Brazil’s Lula after BRICS debut
The upcoming meeting with Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva displayed Indonesia’s active role in strengthening bilateral diplomacy in the Latin American region, according to a statement issued by the Presidential Palace ahead of the bilateral meeting.
Americas 8 months ago
Lula tells Trump world does not want 'emperor' after US threatens BRICS tariff
The Trump administration does not intend to immediately impose an additional 10% tariff against BRICS nations, as threatened, but will proceed if individual countries take policies his administration deems "anti-American," according to a source familiar with the matter.
Asia & Pacific 8 months ago
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BRICS revives Bandung Spirit to unite Global South
The Bandung Spirit, first articulated during the 1955 Asia-Africa Conference in West Java, was the first major political expression of unity among formerly colonized nations. It emphasized principles of self-determination, non-intervention and equality in global relations, advocating independence from great power domination.
