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Politics 4 years ago
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Jokowi enters seventh year on stronger political footing
Beginning his career as a political outsider, the President has demonstrated his ability to navigate the nation's elitist politics and score policy points time and again, proving his detractors wrong while disappointing some supporters that expected more.
World 6 years ago
US Justice Department says Yale illegally discriminates against Asians, whites
The US Justice Department on Thursday accused Yale University of illegally discriminating against Asian American and white applicants in its undergraduate admissions process in violation of US civil rights law.
Business 6 years ago
Indonesia allocates $684m to lend to regions to boost economy, step up spending
The government is allocating Rp 10 trillion (US$684.72 million) this year to provide loans for regional administrations, while taking measures to step up government spending, as it seeks to speed up the recovery of the pandemic-hit economy.
Business 6 years ago
Jakarta, West Java to get $1.14 billion loan from govt to boost economy
The government approved on Monday a Rp 16.5 trillion (US$1.14 billion) loan for the Jakarta and West Java administrations, the country’s top economic and industrial hubs, to revive economic activity during the coronavirus pandemic.
World 6 years ago
Australian PM seeks voter redemption in by-election
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison will on Saturday vie to secure a 100-year first by winning a seat from the opposition at a by-election, a contest that will test how well voters believe his government has handled the dual crises of catastrophic summer bushfires and COVID-19 pandemic.
World 6 years ago
Russians grant Putin right to extend his rule until 2036 in landslide vote: Initial result
Russians appeared to have paved the way for Vladimir Putin to stay in power until 2036 by voting overwhelmingly for a package of constitutional changes which will also boost pensions, initial results of a nationwide vote showed on Wednesday.
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