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Middle East and Africa 6 months ago
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Foreign Ministry on standby to evacuate Indonesians in Iran
The Indonesian Embassy in Tehran has prepared contingency plans amid rising tensions between Iran and the United States, urging Indonesians to stay vigilant or to consider returning should conditions deteriorate.
Regulations 6 months ago
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Site selection for first nuclear plant expected by mid-2026, says renewables official
According to the ministry's renewables director general, the Bangka Belitung Islands and West Kalimantan are two priority provinces under consideration as a potential site for developing Indonesia's first nuclear power plant toward a 2032 on-grid target.
Americas 7 months ago
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Indonesia urges renewed US-Russia nuclear talks amid heightened risks
Indonesia has expressed “deep concern” over the expiration of the United States-Russia nuclear arms reduction treaty, urging both countries to continue negotiations to prevent a regulatory vacuum that could escalate nuclear risks worldwide.
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