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Opinion 1 year ago
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Analysis: Increased restrictions on foreign journalists makes bad press for Indonesia
For foreign journalists, reporting on Indonesia is already difficult enough with so many conditions and restrictions that come with their visa and work permit. Though not as bad as it was during the Soeharto years, Indonesia still counts among the strictest as far as foreign journalists are concerned in comparison with many other countries in the region.
Economy 2 years ago
People and progress: ABB leading in pulp and paper with a sense of purpose
Stepping into one of the high-rise buildings in the Sudirman area of the capital city, it can be daunting to think about the people and stories waiting on the other side of the doors. The entire area is a map of companies that have led various industries for decades.
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