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Politics 2 years ago
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Critics slam new proposal to allow soldiers to conduct business
Pressure is mounting on policymakers to disregard a fresh proposal to allow soldiers to engage in business through a revision to the military law, with critics fearing such an admission would undermine the professionalism of the military and cause conflicts of interest.
Election Updates 2 years ago
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Six soldiers named suspects in assault on Ganjar-Mahfud supporters
Six Indonesian Military (TNI) personnel who allegedly assaulted a group of supporters of presidential candidate Ganjar Pranowo in Boyolali, Central Java, over the weekend have been named as suspects in the incident.
Jakarta 3 years ago
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Military police find extortion behind murder of Aceh shopkeeper by soldiers
The Jakarta Military Police have said that their preliminary findings have found that extortion was behind the recent abduction, torture and murder of Imam Masykur, a 25-year-old Aceh native allegedly by three members of the Indonesian Military (TNI).
Jakarta 3 years ago
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Police arrest 3 civilians linked to murder of Aceh shopkeeper by soldiers
The Jakarta Police have arrested three civilians linked to the death of Imam Masykur, a 25-year-old Aceh native who was allegedly abducted and tortured by three members of the Indonesian Military (TNI) in an extortion plot.
Editorial 5 years ago
More violence in Middle East?
While it is anyone's guess as to what awaits Afghanistan and its people after the US finishes withdrawing its troops, Washington's major takeaway from its two failed campaigns in the region is that regime change by force is an impossible undertaking.
World 5 years ago
UN troops recapture C.African city from rebels
Rebels abandoned their positions in Bangassou, 750 kilometers (470 miles) east of the capital Bangui, and fled the city following an ultimatum on Friday from the UN peacekeeping force MINUSCA, the mission's spokesman Vladimir Monteiro said late Saturday.
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