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Academia 2 years ago
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Why the EU should adjust its policy toward Southeast Asia
Europe’s reputation in the region has been deteriorating for years. And everyone who speaks to policymakers and diplomats in Jakarta and other ASEAN capitals must sense the rising levels of frustration about an EU that is increasingly perceived as morally arrogant.
Archipelago 2 years ago
Government to permanently relocate 10,000 people after Ruang eruptions
About 9,800 people live on Ruang island, in the province of North Sulawesi, but in recent weeks all residents have been forced to evacuate after the mountain has continued to spew incandescent lava and columns of ash kilometres into the sky.
Archipelago 2 years ago
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Govt eyes September for mass relocation of civil servants to Nusantara
With just under four months to go until the country celebrates its 79th anniversary, the government is finalizing its plans and preparations to relocate almost 12,000 civil servants to the new capital still under development in East Kalimantan.
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