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Americas 1 year ago
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@america discussion urges closer RI-US collaboration on Morotai
A panel discussion on Morotai has focused on the island's strategic location and historical relevance for both Indonesia and the United States to expand their collaboration, particularly in growing the local tourist industry.
Americas 2 years ago
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US Embassy pushes for preserving USS Houston sank in World War II
The United States Embassy in Indonesia is promoting bilateral cooperation between the two countries to preserve the underwater heritage of the heavy cruiser USS Houston, which sank during World War II in Banten Bay.
Middle East and Africa 2 years ago
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Indonesia won't normalize Israeli ties, Retno says
The foreign minister has told a public lecture at a leading university that Indonesia will stay the course in fighting for the Palestinian cause as enshrined in the Constitution, regardless of the coming regime change.
Society 2 years ago
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Government denies Israeli reports on normalizing ties
The government has denied reports in Israeli media that it plans to normalize ties with that country in its bid for OECD accession, stressing that it remains committed to realizing Palestinian independence under the two-state solution.
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