Tag: Indonesia
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Table Tennis: Izaac Quek Defends SEA Games Gold
Singapore’s Izaac Quek Clinches SEA Games Men’s Singles Title Again In a display of precision and poise, 19-year-old Izaac Quek successfully defended his SEA Games men’s singles crown, defeating Indonesia’s Bima Abdi Negara in straight sets. The victory, concluded in Bangkok on Friday, underscores Quek’s rapid rise in the table tennis world and cements his…
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Indonesian Prosecutor Accused of Extorting South Korean Defendant
Prosecutor Accused of Extortion: What We Know The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has announced an accusation against a prosecutor from the Banten Provincial Prosecutor’s Office. The charge centers on alleged extortion involving a South Korean national who is currently standing trial in Indonesia. The public announcement, made on Friday, confirms that investigators have gathered evidence…
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Underrated Destinations 2026: Indonesia’s Spice Islands
Discover 2026’s Underrated Destinations When travelers start planning trips for 2026, the usual suspects—balmy beaches and famous reefs—often dominate the conversation. But a quieter, more intimate set of destinations awaits: Indonesia’s Maluku and North Maluku provinces, historically known as the Spice Islands. Far less trodden than Tahiti or the typical Indonesian hotspots, these islands offer…
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Underrated Destinations 2026: Hidden Gems Beyond Tahiti
Why 2026 sample a new list of travel gems? As the world redefines luxury travel, the most unforgettable experiences often come from destinations that stay off the beaten path. If you’re seeking crystal-clear waters, vibrant marine life, and authentic encounters without the crowds, 2026 is the year to chase underrated places. This guide highlights emerging…
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World’s Most Underrated Destinations in 2026: Discover Indonesia’s Spice Islands and Beyond
Why 2026 is the year to chase underrated destinations Travelers in search of authentic experiences are steering away from crowded hotspots and toward places that offer the same wonder with fewer crowds. The year 2026 promises fresh access to lesser-known corners of the globe, where pristine nature, rich culture, and slow travel pace create lasting…
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More Security Staff Deployed At Bali’s Transportation Hubs To Protect Tourists
In a bid to safeguard visitors during Bali’s busy Christmas and New Year period, authorities have stepped up security across major transportation hubs. The move aims to reassure tourists and residents alike as visitor numbers rise and the island hosts a flurry of holiday activities. What’s Changing on the Ground Over the next two weeks,…
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Prabowo Bans Papua Leaders From Abroad Using Autonomy Funds
Prabowo’s Move: A New Constraint on Papua Officials In a decisive policy shift, President Prabowo Subianto announced a ban on Papua’s regional heads traveling abroad, with a specific focus on trips financed by the province’s special autonomy funds. The disclosure comes as part of a broader push to improve governance, reduce potential misuse of funds,…
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Prabowo Bans Papua Leaders From Abroad Over Autonomy Funds
Policy Move Targets Papua’s Autonomy Funds In a decisive move aimed at tightening oversight, President Prabowo Subianto has barred Papua’s regional heads from traveling abroad, with particular focus on trips funded by the province’s special autonomy resources. The ban follows a high-profile gathering of Papua’s local leaders, convened by the central government to address critical…
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PT Toba Pulp Lestari Under Government Audit Over Sumatra Floods
Regulatory Scrutiny Arrives After Sumatra Floods The Indonesian regulator announced a formal audit of PT Toba Pulp Lestari Tbk (INRU) in the wake of widespread flooding across parts of Sumatra. The government said the audit will examine environmental safeguards, forest management practices, and the company’s disaster-response planning to determine whether activities upstream or downstream contributed…
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Toba Pulp Lestari Faces Government Audit After Sumatra Flood Concerns
Government Initiates Audit Into PT Toba Pulp Lestari PT Toba Pulp Lestari Tbk (INRU), one of Indonesia’s leading pulp and paper producers, is the subject of a government-led audit following widespread flooding in Sumatra. Authorities say the review will assess environmental safeguards, water management, and forest-lands practices linked to the company’s operations. The move reflects…