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Sports 1 year ago
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Citizenship granted to three foreign players ahead of World Cup qualifiers
The House of Representatives approved a request to grant three foreign soccer players Indonesian citizenship to allow the Soccer Association of Indonesia (PSSI) to register them on the team lineup for the next 2026 World Cup qualifier match against Australia on March 20.
Politics 1 year ago
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Govt pushes to meet deadline in e-ID graft fugitive extradition from Singapore
The government has until March 3 to submit a formal extradition request against Paulus Tannos, an Indonesian businessman named suspect in the multitrilltion-rupiah e-ID corruption case, who fled to Singapore.
Academia 2 years ago
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Why citizenship offer for mixed children lacks takers
The government needs to find out why mixed children aren't flocking to take up its offer and choose to gain Indonesian citizenship, lest it misses out on an opportunity to harness the huge potential of their multicultural backgrounds and global experiences in contributing to advancing the nation.
Politics 3 years ago
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Senior minister’s plan to visit political exiles abroad gets tepid response
Senior minister Mahfud MD will be visiting some European countries to reach out to political exiles who were left stateless after the 1965 tragedy.The planned trip has received a tepid response from political exiles residing overseas.
Society 3 years ago
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Government ready to clear names of 39 political exiles
The government is moving ahead with a new program to clear the names of at least 39 political exiles who were stripped of their Indonesian citizenship while abroad during the events of 1965-1966, as part of the Jokowi administration’s reparation policy.
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