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Politics 3 years ago

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Critics slam vague ban on ideologies in penal code bill

Critics have deplored vague provisions banning non-Pancasila ideologies in the latest draft of the penal code bill, warning of risks of civil liberty curbs and New Order-style repression.

Europe 3 years ago

'Good Bye, Lenin!' Finland ditches last statue of Soviet leader

Some brought champagne to celebrate, while one man protested with a Soviet flag as the bronze bust of the leader, in a pensive pose with his chin in his hand, was lifted off its pedestal and driven away on a lorry.

Europe 4 years ago

World hails 'one-of-a-kind' ex-Soviet leader Gorbachev

World leaders were quick to pay tribute to the man who oversaw the collapse of the USSR, a pivotal turning point in world history.

Asia & Pacific 4 years ago

China warns it will not tolerate Taiwan 'separatists'

The warning from Beijing, which considers Taiwan its territory, came after days of unprecedented Chinese military drills around the island sparked by US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's trip.

Academia 4 years ago

RI political parties build relations with China despite their anti-communist ideology

Indonesian political parties’ partnership with China’s ruling political party CCP have started for some time.

Politics 4 years ago

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Salvo of approval greets TNI chief's recruitment move

The TNI commander continues on his mission to polish the tarnished image of the military apparatus by offering progressive views on matters of civil liberties.

Americas 4 years ago

Russia postpones Cuba debt payments amid warming relations

The loans, worth $2.3 billion and provided to Cuba by Russia between 2006 and 2019, helped underwrite investments in power generation, metals and transportation infrastructure, according to a statement from the lower house, or Duma.