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Editorial 5 months ago
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Peacekeepers under attack
The recent deaths of Indonesian Blue Helmets in Lebanon expose the lethal risks of the UNIFIL mission and demand a urgent reevaluation of Indonesia’s strategic role in a region increasingly shaped by Zionist aggression and shifting global alliances.
Archipelago 5 months ago
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Batam Immigration investigates alleged extortion of foreign tourists
Immigration authorities are investigating officers from Batam Immigration Office over reports that they have been extorting up to S$250 (US$194.50) from ASEAN passport holders in exchange for entry into Batam.
Academia 5 months ago
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US probe puts Indonesia’s nickel industry in the crosshairs
As the US pivots toward aggressive trade probes over concerns of forced labor, Indonesia’s nickel industry finds itself at a critical crossroads where only radical transparency can secure its place in the global EV supply chain.
Regulations 5 months ago
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Indonesia puts off ratifying ART as US opens trade probes
The government is focusing on gathering data and evidence for its rebuttal strategy against the USTR's new Section 301 probes into unfair trade practices, which are racing toward a July deadline, when Washington's latest 10 percent tariff expires.
Asia & Pacific 5 months ago
South Korea finds faulty approvals at airport where Jeju Air plane crashed
South Korea's transport ministry cut construction costs and approved improper airport safety structures for more than two decades, the state auditor said in a report on aviation safety management after a Jeju Air crash that killed 179 people.
Politics 7 months ago
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Investigators close in on oil tycoon Riza Chalid after Interpol red notice
Investigators are closing in on oil tycoon Riza Chalid following Interpol’s red notice issue for the arrest of one of Indonesia’s biggest oil magnates, marking an escalation in the high-profile corruption probe.
Politics 7 months ago
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AGO searches house of ex-environment minister Siti Nurbaya in palm oil graft probe
The Attorney General’s Office (AGO) has searched the house of former environment minister Siti Nurbaya Bakar as part of its investigation into corruption in the palm oil sector and now plans to summon her for questioning.
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