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Middle East and Africa 2 years ago
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Former VP Jusuf Kalla attends Hamas leader’s funeral, calls for end to Gaza war
Former vice president Jusuf Kalla paid his last respects to Hamas political leader Ismail Haniyeh at his funeral in Doha, Qatar, on Friday and called for an end to the Israel-Hamas conflict during his visit.
Politics 2 years ago
Jokowi refuses to defend Syahrul as witness in ex-minister's graft trial
The President has refused his former agriculture minister's request to appear as a witness for the defense in Syahrul's corruption trial, with the Presidential Palace saying Jokowi had no knowledge of the ex-minister's personal affairs.
Presidential Race 2 years ago
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Kingmakers hit campaign trail as voting day approaches
Party leaders and other notable political figures have hit the road in efforts to pull voters toward the presidential candidates they are backing. While such moves can strengthen support, analysts doubt they will be effective in wooing swing voters.
Election Updates 2 years ago
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TNI anniversary parades arms, political cliques
The Indonesian Military’s (TNI) 78th anniversary celebrations on Thursday saw a veritable parade of political alliances for the 2024 general election on top of the military equipment put on display at the National Monument (Monas) complex in Central Jakarta.
Politics 2 years ago
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KPK, AGO dig up old graft cases ahead of 2024 elections
Speculation has run rife that the recent spate of investigations launched by law enforcers is politically motivated, as the moves have been made against parties related to candidates in the upcoming presidential election.
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