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Europe 3 years ago

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Ukraine’s Zelensky accepts Indonesia’s G20 invitation

The Ukrainian president will not attend in person if the war is ongoing and hopes the summit will not include ‘occupiers’.

Environment 4 years ago

Indonesian public figures, celebs push for climate action

Indonesian public figures are calling on authorities to take action on climate change and spare the nation's future generations from environmental ruin.

National 5 years ago

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House kickstarts discussion on dual citizenship amid concerns for diaspora welfare

The discussion revolved around the benefits that Indonesia would gain once it legally acknowledges dual citizenship, and, therefore, cementing the strategic role of roughly 8 million members of the Indonesian diaspora as valid and active contributors to national development.

World 5 years ago

WHO chief, vaccine makers among key panelists at FPCI’s Global Town Hall conference

The Global Town Hall conference, due to be held virtually on Friday, is to feature 15 hours of marathon discussions centered around global adaptation efforts to the changes brought about by the COVID-19 crisis.

National 5 years ago

Former deputy foreign minister Dino Patti Djalal tests positive for COVID-19

Dino has been admitted to the intensive care unit (ICU) for further treatment, according to the FPCI.

Politics 5 years ago

Indonesia must continue to engage with US ahead of November elections

With the race to the White House picking up speed, Indonesia must decide on how to best anticipate two possible scenarios: preparing for a change in US leadership or bracing for more of the same.

World 6 years ago

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'Hot peace' challenges Indonesian diplomacy

Foreign policy experts urge Indonesia to step up in what they call a time of 'hot peace' by going beyond the non-alignment stance taken during the Cold war, while the government insists it cannot act alone in maintaining good offices with other countries.

National 6 years ago

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N. Sumatra road project uses customary land, faces opposition from locals

In a demonstration against the road projects, several mothers even stripped off their clothes in an encounter with police officers, protesting the government's decision.

World 7 years ago

Ex-envoy's message to diplomats: More beaches, less gamelan

Indonesia would more easily attract visitors by promoting its natural beauty, grandiose hotels and ubiquitous Wi-Fi than by selling its traditional dance routines, a former ambassador to Poland says.

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