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Middle East and Africa 3 months ago
Gaza flotilla activists await deportation from Israel
More than 430 activists from countries around the world were in custody in Israel after they were detained at sea while making the latest in a string of attempts to break the blockade of the Palestinian territory.
Middle East and Africa 3 months ago
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Indonesia intensifies diplomacy as more citizens detained in Gaza flotilla
Israeli forces have started detaining people involved in the flotilla to send humanitarian aid to Gaza, including a total of nine Indonesian citizens, as confirmed by the Foreign Ministry.
Academia 4 months ago
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What role does Indonesia want to play in the world?
As Indonesia audits for a global starring role alongside giants like the US and China, its traditional seat as ASEAN's anchor is starting to look like a mere side stage. From transactional energy deals to a pragmatic silence on regional norms, President Prabowo Subianto is redrawing Jakarta’s map, leaving Southeast Asia wondering if its leader has finally outgrown the neighborhood.
Middle East and Africa 4 months ago
Israel seizes Gaza aid flotilla in international waters
The ships make up part of a second Global Summud flotilla to try in recent months to break an Israeli blockade by carrying humanitarian aid to Palestinians in Gaza. They sailed from the Spanish port of Barcelona on April 12.
Middle East and Africa 4 months ago
Palestinian local elections give some Gazans a chance to vote for the first time in years
Most electoral lists are aligned with President Mahmoud Abbas's secular-nationalist Fatah party or running as independents, with no lists affiliated with Fatah's archrival Hamas.
Middle East and Africa 5 months ago
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Most Indonesians push back on BoP membership, Gaza troop plan
Indonesia’s participation in the United States-led Board of Peace (BoP) is facing growing domestic opposition, with a recent national survey showing most Indonesians disapprove of joining US President Donald Trump’s initiative and deploying troops amid the escalating US-Israeli war against Iran.
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