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Indonesia Imported US$1.3 mln Israel-made Weapons in 2020
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Indonesia Imported US$1.3 mln Israel-made Weapons in 2020

Translator:  Ricky Mohammad Nugraha Editor: Laila Afifa TEMPO.CO, Jakarta – Issues on boycotting Israel products have once again emerged among the public in Indonesia following the increasing … Continue reading Indonesia Imported US$1.3 mln Israel-made Weapons in 2020

Shootout reported at National Police headquarters
Oceania Asia

Shootout reported at National Police headquarters

News Desk Agence France-Presse Officers shot and killed a person who entered the National Police headquarters in Jakarta on Wednesday … Continue reading Shootout reported at National Police headquarters

Suspected Suicide Bombing Rocks Catholic Church in Indonesia
Oceania Asia

Suspected Suicide Bombing Rocks Catholic Church in Indonesia

Two suspected suicide bombers blew themselves up outside a Catholic church in Makassar, the provincial capital of South Sulawesi, during … Continue reading Suspected Suicide Bombing Rocks Catholic Church in Indonesia

Makassar church attack was suicide bombing: Top security minister
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Makassar church attack was suicide bombing: Top security minister

News Desk Agencies An attack on an Indonesian cathedral on Sunday was a suicide bombing committed by two people, Coordinating … Continue reading Makassar church attack was suicide bombing: Top security minister

Newlywed suicide bombers identified in Makassar church attack
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Newlywed suicide bombers identified in Makassar church attack

Agence France-Presse Two suicide bombers who attacked a cathedral in Makassar, South Sulawesi on Palm Sunday were newlyweds who joined … Continue reading Newlywed suicide bombers identified in Makassar church attack

Five injured, hundreds evacuated after massive blaze at West Java oil refinery
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Five injured, hundreds evacuated after massive blaze at West Java oil refinery

Smoke rises during fire at Pertamina’s oil refinery in Balongan, Indramayu regency, West Java province, Indonesia, March 29, 2021 . … Continue reading Five injured, hundreds evacuated after massive blaze at West Java oil refinery

Makassar explosion: Worshippers wounded in Indonesian church bombing
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Makassar explosion: Worshippers wounded in Indonesian church bombing

An explosion outside a Catholic church in the Indonesian city of Makassar has wounded at least 10 worshippers. Police said … Continue reading Makassar explosion: Worshippers wounded in Indonesian church bombing

Dear President Widodo, be honest with Papua about the military operations
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Dear President Widodo, be honest with Papua about the military operations

OPINION: By Theo Hesegem in Wamena, Papua Indonesian President Joko Widodo has repeatedly made trips to two of Melanesian provinces, Papua … Continue reading Dear President Widodo, be honest with Papua about the military operations

A Racial Justice Campaign Brought New Attention to Indonesia’s Poorest Region. Will It Translate to Support for Independence?
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A Racial Justice Campaign Brought New Attention to Indonesia’s Poorest Region. Will It Translate to Support for Independence?

As racial justice protests swept the U.S. this summer, a related movement was taking hold thousands of miles away in … Continue reading A Racial Justice Campaign Brought New Attention to Indonesia’s Poorest Region. Will It Translate to Support for Independence?

Why Indonesia’s human rights advocacy at the United Nations is often inconsistent and half-hearted
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Why Indonesia’s human rights advocacy at the United Nations is often inconsistent and half-hearted

Moch Faisal Karim, Assistant Professor, Binus University Over the past 20 years, Indonesia has developed its role as a country that fights … Continue reading Why Indonesia’s human rights advocacy at the United Nations is often inconsistent and half-hearted

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