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World 5 years ago
Indonesia, NZ include COVID-19 handling in their 2020-2024 Plan of Action
Indonesia and New Zealand have signed a Joint Statement and Plan of Action for Comprehensive Partnership for the next five years, covering a wide range of strategic issues that include cooperation in COVID-19 handling.
News 5 years ago
'Proud to be Indonesian': Student stranded for months in South Africa shares her story
I cannot describe the shift in the spectrum of emotions I felt the day the consulate took me in. I went from the most anxious state I have ever been in, to feeling calm and completely safe, all with appreciation to the consulate.
World 5 years ago
Indonesia stresses need for multilateralism in ASEAN-Russia meeting
Indonesia highlighted the importance of multilateralism, saying the global fight against COVID-19 should be seized as an opportunity to strengthen collaboration among countries, particularly between the ASEAN countries and Russia.
World 5 years ago
Indonesia reiterates concern about alleged mistreatment of crewmen on Chinese vessels
Indonesia has again highlighted its concerns regarding cases of alleged human rights abuse against its citizens onboard the Chinese-flagged fishing vessels, calling for a serious investigation from China.
National 5 years ago
COVID-19: Indonesia claims daily testing capacity increase to 12,000
The Health Ministry reported that from April 1 until Thursday, Indonesia had tested 48,647 people in 43 laboratories, with a total of 59,935 specimens, with some people having been tested several times using different types of specimens.
