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Europe 8 months ago
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‘Java Man’ return marks Indonesia-Netherlands reconciliation: Foreign Ministers
The return of more than 28,000 fossils unearthed by Dutch geologist Eugene Dubois was among highlights of Dutch Foreign Minister David van Weel’s first trip to Indonesia for a meeting with his Indonesian counterpart Sugiono in Jakarta.
Jakarta 8 months ago
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Lost to modernity: Urban expansion squeezes Batavia-era warehouse
Hidden behind toll road projects and container trucks to the capital’s north, a 17-century colonial structure stands in quiet decay, its walls overgrown with moss and tree roots, its history fading beneath Jakarta’s relentless modernization.
Archipelago 8 months ago
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Dutch man faces death penalty in Bali over alleged cannabis farm
Inside the second floor of the house, police reportedly found a large number of marijuana plants being cultivated using hydroponic methods. Authorities described the operation as highly organized, with separate zones for seed germination, nursery care and the cultivation of mature, harvest-ready plants.
Society 9 months ago
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Return of ‘Java Man’ fossil hailed, may open door for more ancient human study
‘Java Man’, or remains of a Homo erectus unearthed by Dutch geologist Eugene Dubois in Java, were used to suggest the existence of early human in Asia, challenging prevailing theories that ancient human only emerged in Africa and Europe.
Art & Culture 11 months ago
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‘Beyond Unsettled Past’: Revisiting Indonesia’s colonial legacies
The exhibition, held at in Erasmus Huis in Jakarta, reexamines colonial legacies through a distinctly Indonesian lens. Curated by historian Sadiah Boonstra and artist Sukiato Khurniawan, the show features powerful works by six artists that confront the lingering imprints of colonialism on society.
Society 11 months ago
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Diponegoro and the birth of Indonesian nationalism
The Javanese prince of the Yogyakarta Sultanate declared war on July 21, 1825, at Selarong Cave, Bantul, after Dutch troops arrived at his Tegalrejo estate the day before to secure a road construction site, triggering long-held resentment against the Dutch.
