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Olympic committee promotes World Beach Games at G20 meetings

The Indonesian Olympic Committee (KOI) will promote the Association of National Olympic Committees (ANOC) World Beach Games (AWBG) 2023 at the Group of 20 summits and meetings in Bali.

2 years ago
Politics

Biden and Xi center stage as G20 gathers in Indonesia

Leaders from the world's 20 largest economies arrive on the Indonesian island Bali on Monday for a post-pandemic reunion chilled by Sino-US rivalry and overshadowed by a superpower sit-down between Joe Biden and Xi Jinping. ...

2 years ago
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Bali administration keeps an eye out for foreign protesters

The Immigration office in Bali has increased its supervision of visiting foreigners in Bali, in an effort to ensure that none of them would hold or participate in any protest during the G20 Summit and meetings in Nusa Dua. ...

2 years ago

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Two Chinese nationals arrested for allegedly attempting to hold a protest against G20

The authorities arrested two Chinese citizens in Jakarta on Friday night for allegedly attempting to stage a protest during the series of G20 summits and meetings in Bali.

2 years ago
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Airlangga wants G20 sherpa meeting to find effective solutions to global crises

The Group of 20 (G20) sherpas gather for the fourth meeting on Nov. 11-14 in Jimbaran, Bali with an aim of endorsing concrete deliverables for addressing global food insecurity and the energy crisis.

2 years ago
Archipelago

G20: Bali preps for everything from security risks to tsunamis

Nineteen leaders -- bar Russian President Vladimir Putin -- will seek solutions to myriad global crises on the Muslim-majority country's mostly Hindu "Island of Gods".

2 years ago
Archipelago

Immigration sets fast track for thousands of G20 journalists

The Immigration Directorate General has ordered three airports to provide special services for around 2,000 international journalists that will come to Bali to report on the series of Group of 20 Summit meetings in the coming week.

2 years ago
Archipelago

Transportation Ministry warns of flight restrictions to Bali for G20 summit

The Transportation Ministry has was warned of a degree of disruption to regular flight schedules at Ngurah Rai International Airport in Bali ahead of the Group of 20 Summit meetings on Tuesday and Wednesday.

2 years ago
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Govt open to a more integrated, community-minded approach in solving slums

The government state ministries will consider implementing a more integrated and community-minded approach in reorganizing slums across the country, using the several successful community-run projects as a model.

2 years ago
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Ciliwung river normalization to resume in 2023

Acting Jakarta governor Heru Budi Hartono is continuing the river normalization project on the Ciliwung River to mitigate flooding in the city, which has previously been halted. 

2 years ago
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Timor Leste gets ASEAN nod as Myanmar inaction continues

ASEAN agreed in principle on Friday to admit Timor Leste as the group’s 11th member, as junta-led Myanmar continues to present stark challenges that have called the bloc’s relevance into question.

2 years ago
Archipelago

Football fans march for justice after deadly Kanjuruhan stampede

Protesters, some carrying coffins and signs that said "All this because of tear gas" as they marched on the main thoroughfare of the city of Malang, also called for the tragedy to be deemed a gross human rights violation.

2 years ago
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No real changes in 'final' KUHP draft, critics say

The government submitted what it deemed as a watered-down draft of the penal code bill to lawmakers on Wednesday, although it still retains some contentious articles, as lawmakers seek to pass the bill before their recess in mid-December.

2 years ago
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Faulty system, poor pilot monitoring contributed to Sriwijaya Air crash: KNKT

The crash into the Java Sea after take-off from Jakarta, which killed all 62 people on board, was Indonesia's third major commercial plane crash in just over six years and shone a spotlight on its poor air safety record.

2 years ago
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Dutch-colonial railway track dug up during MRT Jakarta construction

MRT Jakarta has unearthed approximately 100 meters of a Dutch-colonial era double track railway on Jl. Gajah Mada on Wednesday.

2 years ago
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Most recent COVID deaths from those with no booster jab: Govt

As COVID-19 cases increase in the past few weeks, the Health Ministry has recorded that 48 percent of the deaths from Oct. 4 to Nov. 8 are people who have received no vaccine.

2 years ago
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Two more drug companies have medicinal syrup licenses revoked

The Food and Drug Monitoring Agency (BPOM) revoked two more pharmaceutical companies’ licenses to produce medicinal syrups on Wednesday, bringing to five the total number of firms sanctioned for the manufacture of toxic medicines linked to deadly cases of acute kidney injury (AKI).

2 years ago
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Jokowi looks to Prabowo as potential successor

President Jokowo, who beat Prabowo twice in 2014 and 2019, said that it may now be his former rival's turn to win the presidential election.

2 years ago
Archipelago

Eight cops arrested for hospital attack in Medan

Eight police officers have been arrested at the Medan Police headquarters following an attack against a number of health workers and security officers at Bandung Hospital in Medan on Sunday.

2 years ago
Politics

Jokowi, Xi to inspect high-speed train virtually from Bali

Director of state-owned railway operator PT Kereta Api Indonesia (KAI) Didiek Hartantyo said on Wednesday that the two leaders would witness the trial run for a 20-kilometer journey between Tegal Luar and Cikopo stations near Bandung, West Java.

2 years ago
Politics

AGO graft probe seizes evidence from Kominfo, vendor

State investigators have confiscated documents from the Communications and Information Ministry and a private vendor as the AGO probes possible graft in a procurement deal.  

2 years ago
Society

BPOM suspends licences of two more drug firms amid probe into child deaths

Indonesia temporarily banned sales of some syrup-based medications in October after it identified the presence in some products of ethylene glycol and diethylene glycol as possible factors for causing the illness.

2 years ago
Jakarta

Jakarta preps for extreme weather through February 2023

The city administration and related disaster organizations are getting in gear for an extended forecast of thunderstorms, heavy rain and strong winds until next February.

2 years ago
Society

Investigators to publish findings on 2021 Sriwijaya Air crash this week

The Sriwijaya Air incident was Indonesia's third major commercial plane crash in just over six years and shone a spotlight on the country's poor air safety record.

2 years ago
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Kompolnas looks into police corruption rumor amidst 'star wars'

The National Police Commission (Kompolnas) has vowed to investigate allegations of police links to illegal mining, after a former officer claimed to have been forced to implicate a high-ranking cop, part of what the commission chair has dubbed "star wars."

2 years ago
Politics

It's Prabowo's turn next as president, quips Jokowi

From rival to opposition and then Cabinet minister, it seems that Prabowo's political constellation has skyrocketed toward 2024 on the incumbent's latest aside.

2 years ago
Archipelago

Oil supertanker grounded in Riau will take a month to free: Navy

The Indonesian Navy has been trying to free the Djibouti-registered vessel, Young Yong, which ran aground off Riau Islands on Oct. 26.

2 years ago
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KPK chief in spotlight after visit to graft suspect Lukas Enembe in Papua

Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) chairman Firli Bahuri got himself embroiled in yet another controversy last week after he flew to Papua to meet a high-profile governor under bribery investigation.

2 years ago
Society

Child deaths blamed on syrup medicines rise to 195 in Indonesia

Indonesia has seen a spike in cases of acute kidney injury (AKI) since August, prompting a probe and subsequent ban on all liquid medicine sales.

2 years ago
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Jokowi’s nod to ministers’ election bid might spell second-term curse

The Constitutional Court’s decision to clear the way for ministers to run in the upcoming presidential election without having to quit the Cabinet has left many wondering whether President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo, who still maintains his grip on his big-tent coalition, could really defy the infamous “second-term curse”.

2 years ago
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