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Jakarta 7 months ago
PREMIUM
Police find no crime in diplomat’s death
The Jakarta Police have found no signs of criminal activity or participation of any other individuals in the death of Foreign Ministry employee Arya Daru Pangayunan, whose body was found on his bed with his head covered in a plastic bag and wrapped with yellow duct tape earlier this month.
Asia & Pacific 8 months ago
Amid Air India probe, US FAA, Boeing notify fuel switch locks are safe
The FAA's Continued Airworthiness Notification on July 11 came after a preliminary report into Air India's Boeing 787-8 crash, which killed 260 people last month, raised questions over engine fuel cutoff switches.
Politics 8 months ago
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Police say KPK chief’s reassignment won’t affect antigraft agency
The National Police have emphasized that three-star general Setyo Budiyanto will continue to lead the antigraft agency, attributing his recent rotation within the force to a technicality due to his impending retirement.
Politics 8 months ago
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AGO hints second questioning of ex-education minister Nadiem
An AGO spokesman says that investigators might have follow-up questions for Nadiem as a witness in the Chromebook graft case, opening the possibility of a second round of questioning after the first round on Monday, when the ex-minister was grilled for 12 hours.
Politics 10 months ago
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SOEs Law raises graft oversight concerns
Several new articles included in the revised State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs) Law suggest that state-owned firm’s directors, commissioners and supervisory board members are not considered state officials, potentially limiting the antigraft body’s authority over them.
