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Presidential Race 3 years ago
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Prabowo gains traction as pro-govt parties seek middle way
The idea of stitching a big-tent alliance to back a pro-Jokowi government presidential candidate in 2024 has drawn in more support as parties from the non-parliamentary bloc scrambled to have a sit down with Prabowo.
Politics 6 years ago
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Politicization of supervisory board may threaten KPK's independence
While the President remains tight-lipped about the chosen members of the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) supervisory board, several names have been making the rounds as potential board members. Aside from two judges with impeccable track records, Artidjo Alkostar and Albertina Ho, most candidates are figures with strong political ties.
Business 6 years ago
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What will happen to Sriwijaya as it separates - now for real - from Garuda?
The airline issued a public apology on Friday, reassuring passengers that it was fully committed to “fulfilling its obligations to all passengers as stipulated by the rules issued by the regulator, the Transportation Ministry”.
Politics 6 years ago
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Jokowi’s less powerful allies hope for positions in government
Two days after the Cabinet's inauguration, Jokowi apologized that he could not accommodate all of his allies in the Cabinet line-up, saying that of the 304 names submitted to him, he could only choose 34 ministers and 12 deputy ministers.
City 8 years ago
Ahok’s brother sends open letter to Yusril, explaining father’s citizenship
Harry Basuki Tjahaja Purnama, the youngest brother of former Jakarta governor Basuki “Ahok” Tjahaja Purnama, has addressed an open letter to a constitutional law expert, Yusril Ihza Mahendra, stressing his father was an Indonesian citizen.
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