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Archipelago 11 months ago
PREMIUM
House awaiting TNI’s detailed plans for 5 new Kodam
According to a Commission I lawmaker, the House is still waiting for clarity from the TNI on its plan to establish five new regional military commands on Sumatra and Sulawesi as well as in the territories of Kalimantan and Papua.
Politics 11 months ago
Water cannon break up Indonesia military law protests
The protests are the latest since parliament approved the amendment of a law last week to allow members of the military to hold more government roles -- which critics said would expand military authority over civilian affairs.
Politics 11 months ago
Lawmaker says active military staff won't be placed in state companies
Budi Djiwandono, the deputy chief of committee overseeing the military law bill at the House of Representatives, made the statement at an event held by the finance regulator after a plunge in markets on Tuesday.
Politics 1 year ago
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Regional heads’ inauguration postponed until Feb. 20
While all regional heads sworn in on Feb. 20 will be inaugurated by Prabowo, only governors will be inducted by the President in a ceremony after the Feb. 24 ruling hearing. The elected regents and mayors will be inaugurated by their respective governors.
Society 1 year ago
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House Speaker calls for resolution of education ministry row
The termination, which has since been mediated and reversed, sparked the most glaring protest among state employees in a country where civil servants are rarely inclined to air their grievances about their superiors.
