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Apple Close to Winning Indonesian Approval to End iPhone 16 Ban After $1 Billion Investment
Apple is close to getting Indonesia to lift its ban on iPhone 16 sales. Indonesia warmed to Apple’s proposal after Prabowo was briefed on it over the weekend at a meeting that discussed the tug-of-war between the government and Apple.
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'This Is Indonesian Road': Tamil Nadu Fact-Checks Pothole Video
A video clip, featuring pothole-ridden roads of Indonesia were posted in social media to make a false claim that such roads were in Sriperumbudur near Chennai, the Tamil Nadu government said on Sunday and refuted it and appealed to the people to not
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Indian Crew Of Ship Return After 9 Months Of Detention In Indonesia
The Indonesian government has released three crew members of the M.V. Aashi ship who were detained in February this year after their ship ran aground, said the Indian Embassy in Indonesia on Wednesday.
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Forced To Eat Dog Faeces, Chained: Indonesian Maid's Horrific Abuse
Beaten, forced to eat animal faeces and chained to a dog cage -- the abuse of an Indonesian maid highlights the government's failure to protect domestic workers at home even as it moves to help those abroad, critics say.
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Elon Musk's 'X' Temporarily Banned In Indonesia. Here's Why
The Indonesian government is in touch with 'X' to clarify the nature of the site.
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200 Indonesian Children Die After Consuming Syrup, Families Sue Government
More than a dozen parents are suing Indonesia's drug regulator and health ministry for allowing into the country medications linked to acute kidney injury that killed their
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Indonesia Families Sue Government Over Deaths Linked To Cough Syrup
A dozen Indonesian families whose relatives died or were injured after consuming tainted cough syrups have sued the government and companies accused of supplying the products, according to a lawsuit.
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Full List Of World Leaders That Will Attend G20 Summit In Bali
Heads of government from the Group of 20 (G20) major economies will meet on the Indonesian island of Bali next week, with some attending in person and others virtually.
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"Find The Perpetrators," Indonesian Cops Told After Stampede Kills 125
Indonesia's government called on the country's police Monday to identify and punish whoever was responsible for a stadium stampede that left 125 people dead, as anger mounted over one of the deadliest disasters in the history of football.
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Indonesia to Probe Telkom Indonesia, PLN Over Alleged Data Breaches
Indonesia will investigate alleged breaches of personal information at a state-owned telecom operator and a state utility firm. The country has had a slew of alleged data breaches in recent years, including on its COVID-19 screening app. The Indonesian government has also summoned representatives from PT Telkom Indonesia and PT Perusahaan Listrik N...
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G-20 Role For Indonesian Pop Star, 27, Sparks Criticism
Indonesia's decision to name a pop star as its Group of 20 spokesperson is the latest move in what some analysts say is a series of vanity appointments the government is making as part of a bid to connect with a young population.
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Court Grants Bail To 92 Indonesians Who Attended Delhi Mosque Event
A Delhi court Thursday granted bail to 92 Indonesians who were chargesheeted for attending Tablighi Jamaat congregation here allegedly in violation of visa norms, indulging in missionary activities illegally and violating government guidelines issued in the wake of COVID-19 outbreak.
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Indonesia Sells Bats, Snakes Despite Government's Coronavirus Warning
Bats, rats and snakes are still being sold at an Indonesian market known for its wildlife offerings, despite a government request to take them off the menu over fears of a link to the deadly coronavirus.
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Mastercard, Visa Lose Data War In India, Win In Indonesia With US Help
US trade officials, at the request of card networks Mastercard and Visa, convinced Indonesia late last year to loosen rules governing its new domestic payment network, according to Indonesian government and industry sources, and emails reviewed by Reuters.
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Indonesia President Signs New EV Decree To Bolster Industry
Indonesian President Joko Widodo said on Thursday he signed a decree that lays out government support to build an electric vehicle (EV) industry in Southeast Asia's largest economy, the Cabinet Secretariat said in a statement. Widodo did not elaborate, but a draft of the decree reviewed by Reuters ahead of the signing showed it contained a series o...
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Apple Close to Winning Indonesian Approval to End iPhone 16 Ban After $1 Billion Investment
Apple is close to getting Indonesia to lift its ban on iPhone 16 sales. Indonesia warmed to Apple’s proposal after Prabowo was briefed on it over the weekend at a meeting that discussed the tug-of-war between the government and Apple.
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'This Is Indonesian Road': Tamil Nadu Fact-Checks Pothole Video
A video clip, featuring pothole-ridden roads of Indonesia were posted in social media to make a false claim that such roads were in Sriperumbudur near Chennai, the Tamil Nadu government said on Sunday and refuted it and appealed to the people to not
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Indian Crew Of Ship Return After 9 Months Of Detention In Indonesia
The Indonesian government has released three crew members of the M.V. Aashi ship who were detained in February this year after their ship ran aground, said the Indian Embassy in Indonesia on Wednesday.
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Forced To Eat Dog Faeces, Chained: Indonesian Maid's Horrific Abuse
Beaten, forced to eat animal faeces and chained to a dog cage -- the abuse of an Indonesian maid highlights the government's failure to protect domestic workers at home even as it moves to help those abroad, critics say.
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Elon Musk's 'X' Temporarily Banned In Indonesia. Here's Why
The Indonesian government is in touch with 'X' to clarify the nature of the site.
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200 Indonesian Children Die After Consuming Syrup, Families Sue Government
More than a dozen parents are suing Indonesia's drug regulator and health ministry for allowing into the country medications linked to acute kidney injury that killed their
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Indonesia Families Sue Government Over Deaths Linked To Cough Syrup
A dozen Indonesian families whose relatives died or were injured after consuming tainted cough syrups have sued the government and companies accused of supplying the products, according to a lawsuit.
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Full List Of World Leaders That Will Attend G20 Summit In Bali
Heads of government from the Group of 20 (G20) major economies will meet on the Indonesian island of Bali next week, with some attending in person and others virtually.
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"Find The Perpetrators," Indonesian Cops Told After Stampede Kills 125
Indonesia's government called on the country's police Monday to identify and punish whoever was responsible for a stadium stampede that left 125 people dead, as anger mounted over one of the deadliest disasters in the history of football.
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Indonesia to Probe Telkom Indonesia, PLN Over Alleged Data Breaches
Indonesia will investigate alleged breaches of personal information at a state-owned telecom operator and a state utility firm. The country has had a slew of alleged data breaches in recent years, including on its COVID-19 screening app. The Indonesian government has also summoned representatives from PT Telkom Indonesia and PT Perusahaan Listrik N...
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G-20 Role For Indonesian Pop Star, 27, Sparks Criticism
Indonesia's decision to name a pop star as its Group of 20 spokesperson is the latest move in what some analysts say is a series of vanity appointments the government is making as part of a bid to connect with a young population.
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Court Grants Bail To 92 Indonesians Who Attended Delhi Mosque Event
A Delhi court Thursday granted bail to 92 Indonesians who were chargesheeted for attending Tablighi Jamaat congregation here allegedly in violation of visa norms, indulging in missionary activities illegally and violating government guidelines issued in the wake of COVID-19 outbreak.
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Indonesia Sells Bats, Snakes Despite Government's Coronavirus Warning
Bats, rats and snakes are still being sold at an Indonesian market known for its wildlife offerings, despite a government request to take them off the menu over fears of a link to the deadly coronavirus.
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Mastercard, Visa Lose Data War In India, Win In Indonesia With US Help
US trade officials, at the request of card networks Mastercard and Visa, convinced Indonesia late last year to loosen rules governing its new domestic payment network, according to Indonesian government and industry sources, and emails reviewed by Reuters.
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Indonesia President Signs New EV Decree To Bolster Industry
Indonesian President Joko Widodo said on Thursday he signed a decree that lays out government support to build an electric vehicle (EV) industry in Southeast Asia's largest economy, the Cabinet Secretariat said in a statement. Widodo did not elaborate, but a draft of the decree reviewed by Reuters ahead of the signing showed it contained a series o...
