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Society 1 week ago
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Local, foreign firms own largest burned concessions in Kalimantan
Studies have found fires burning inside company concessions since 2006, highlighting persistent negligence and raising concerns over potential wrongdoing by local and foreign investors in Indonesian plantations.
Companies 1 week ago
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AGO names Toba Pulp Lestari suspect of export tax fraud in $113m graft case
The pulp company is alleged of manipulating export documents related to affiliated-party transactions between 2008 and 2025 that resulted in estimated state losses of $113.4 million, the latest development in a case that has named two tax officials as suspects for allegedly accepting bribes from TPL.
Academia 7 months ago
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Mainstreaming ecological democracy: Challenges and opportunities
Eco-democracy seeks to create harmony between humanity and the environment, positioning ecological health as a core component of democratic rights and a vital alternative to the laissez-faire economic models.
Jakarta 9 months ago
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Police probe deadly Jakarta fire, name drone firm director suspect
Police are investigating a deadly office fire at a drone firm specializing in aerial surveys of mines and plantations, amid growing scrutiny of Indonesia’s extractive industry after recent Sumatra floods.
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