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Presidential Race 2 years ago
Anies bashes food estate program as failure
The former Jakarta governor, who is casting himself as an opposition candidate, has slammed the President's food estate program for failing to consider crop suitability and local needs, and has vowed to empower local farmers and change the domestic food trade if elected.
Presidential Race 2 years ago
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Central Java in focus as Ganjar completes whirlwind tour
Eyes were on Central Java as one of the key election battlegrounds early in the new year, as presidential candidate Ganjar Pranowo attempted to shore up support in the province amid two alleged assault cases.
Archipelago 2 years ago
Police kill one at Central Kalimantan plantation protest: rights groups
Rights groups have long criticised police in the country for heavy-handed tactics against demonstrations opposed to government policy or economic projects accused of harming the environment and Indigenous rights.
Asia & Pacific 2 years ago
Malaysia has sent letter to Indonesia over transboundary haze issue
He said the letter had been sent to his counterpart in Indonesia following instructions from Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim on Tuesday (Oct 3) to coordinate with his counterparts in Asean to resolve the transborder haze issue.
Archipelago 2 years ago
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House passes revised IKN Law to future-proof Nusantara against regime change
The legislature has passed a new IKN Law that grants greater powers to the Nusantara administration but more crucially, future-proofs the capital city relocation and development project beyond next year's election.
Asia & Pacific 2 years ago
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Indonesia denies smog from forest fires drifted to Malaysia
Malaysia on Friday warned residents of high pollution levels in most areas on the west coast of Peninsular Malaysia and the western Kalimantan region of Sarawak, blaming trans-boundary haze from Indonesia, its Department of Environment said in a statement.
Society 3 years ago
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Haze blankets cities in Kalimantan, Sumatra as fires rage
Thick haze has blanketed parts of Sumatra and Kalimantan as fires continue to rage, in part due to El Niño, and affected regions have started imposing measures to anticipate related health impacts, including a mask mandate for schools.
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