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City 6 years ago
Not enough for Jakarta alone to reimpose COVID-19 restrictions: Epidemiologists
Dicky Budiman, an Indonesian epidemiologist at Australia’s Griffith University, said Anies’ decision was bold and based on data, and he called on other administrations across Java to all impose the PSBB in order to see effective results.
Business 6 years ago
Recovery should focus on high-poverty sectors: UI researcher
Indonesia’s recovery from the economic effects of the pandemic must focus on the sectors where the greatest number of workers have fallen into poverty, according to a researcher from the University of Indonesia’s Social and Economic Research Institute (LPEM UI).
National 6 years ago
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Foreign Ministry holds first congress of experts on Indonesian affairs
The congress offers four discussion panels on strengthening democracy, promoting a harmonious community in Indonesia, stimulating and crafting creativity in the era of Industry 4.0 and preserving and promoting Indonesian culture in the face of globalization.
World 7 years ago
Macron demands answers from Iran over academic's detention
The detention of Fariba Adelkhah, a well-known expert on Iran and Shiite Islam at the prestigious Sciences Po university, risks increasing tension between Paris and Tehran at a critical moment in crisis talks to save the beleagured Iranian nuclear programme.
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