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Indonesia's Massive Deforestation Plan for Biofuel and Food Production Threatens Indigenous Groups
Indonesia's plan to clear forests the size of Belgium for sugarcane bioethanol and food crops threatens Indigenous groups and the environment, potentially releasing 315 million tons of CO2 and impacting biodiversity.
Indonesia's Massive Deforestation Plan for Biofuel and Food Production Threatens Indigenous Groups
Indonesia's plan to clear forests the size of Belgium for sugarcane bioethanol and food crops threatens Indigenous groups and the environment, potentially releasing 315 million tons of CO2 and impacting biodiversity.
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60% Bias Score
Muntinghe's Colonial Contradictions: A Study of the Dutch East Indies
Jan Folkerts' book, "De koloniale illusie," examines Herman Warner Muntinghe's role in shaping the Dutch East Indies, highlighting his contradictory policies that advocated for free trade while contributing to Javanese exploitation, which eventually led to the cultuurstelsel and widespread suffering...
Muntinghe's Colonial Contradictions: A Study of the Dutch East Indies
Jan Folkerts' book, "De koloniale illusie," examines Herman Warner Muntinghe's role in shaping the Dutch East Indies, highlighting his contradictory policies that advocated for free trade while contributing to Javanese exploitation, which eventually led to the cultuurstelsel and widespread suffering...
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48% Bias Score
Indonesia's Economy Faces Headwinds Amid Market Losses
Recent losses in Indonesia's stock and currency markets reflect uncertainties over the country's economic prospects as concerns over local policies, US tariffs and falling commodity prices weigh on Southeast Asia's biggest economy; the rupiah fell to a record low against the dollar on Tuesday, while...
Indonesia's Economy Faces Headwinds Amid Market Losses
Recent losses in Indonesia's stock and currency markets reflect uncertainties over the country's economic prospects as concerns over local policies, US tariffs and falling commodity prices weigh on Southeast Asia's biggest economy; the rupiah fell to a record low against the dollar on Tuesday, while...
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44% Bias Score
Lewotobi Laki-Laki Eruption Disrupts Bali Air Traffic
Indonesia's Lewotobi Laki-Laki volcano erupted on Thursday, spewing ash eight kilometers into the air, disrupting air traffic in Bali and prompting authorities to raise the alert level to 4. This follows a deadly eruption late last year.
Lewotobi Laki-Laki Eruption Disrupts Bali Air Traffic
Indonesia's Lewotobi Laki-Laki volcano erupted on Thursday, spewing ash eight kilometers into the air, disrupting air traffic in Bali and prompting authorities to raise the alert level to 4. This follows a deadly eruption late last year.
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24% Bias Score
Bali Flights Cancelled After Indonesian Volcano Erupts
Indonesia's Mount Lewotobi Laki-Laki volcano erupted for 11 minutes on Thursday, causing seven international flight cancellations from Bali and prompting authorities to raise the volcano's alert level to the highest, establishing a 7–8km exclusion zone.
Bali Flights Cancelled After Indonesian Volcano Erupts
Indonesia's Mount Lewotobi Laki-Laki volcano erupted for 11 minutes on Thursday, causing seven international flight cancellations from Bali and prompting authorities to raise the volcano's alert level to the highest, establishing a 7–8km exclusion zone.
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28% Bias Score
Indonesia Expands Military's Role in Government Amid Human Rights Concerns
Indonesia's parliament ratified a law expanding military roles in 14 government agencies, prompting protests from civil society groups concerned about human rights abuses and a potential return to the authoritarian past of former President Soeharto.
Indonesia Expands Military's Role in Government Amid Human Rights Concerns
Indonesia's parliament ratified a law expanding military roles in 14 government agencies, prompting protests from civil society groups concerned about human rights abuses and a potential return to the authoritarian past of former President Soeharto.
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52% Bias Score
Rising Crocodile Attacks in Indonesia: 179 Attacks, 92 Deaths in 2022
Indonesia experienced 179 fatal crocodile attacks in 2022, exceeding Australia's numbers significantly, primarily due to habitat loss from mining and agriculture, and lack of protective measures.
Rising Crocodile Attacks in Indonesia: 179 Attacks, 92 Deaths in 2022
Indonesia experienced 179 fatal crocodile attacks in 2022, exceeding Australia's numbers significantly, primarily due to habitat loss from mining and agriculture, and lack of protective measures.
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44% Bias Score
Indonesia's Economy Faces Headwinds Amid Market Losses
Indonesia's stock and currency markets suffered significant losses on March 18th, with the Jakarta Composite Index plummeting 7.1 percent and the rupiah reaching its weakest level since 1998, reflecting concerns over local policies, US tariffs, and falling commodity prices, which caused Indonesia's ...
Indonesia's Economy Faces Headwinds Amid Market Losses
Indonesia's stock and currency markets suffered significant losses on March 18th, with the Jakarta Composite Index plummeting 7.1 percent and the rupiah reaching its weakest level since 1998, reflecting concerns over local policies, US tariffs, and falling commodity prices, which caused Indonesia's ...
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44% Bias Score
Indonesia's World Cup Bid: A Strategy of Diaspora Players and Long-Term Development
Indonesia, ranked 127th in FIFA, is attempting to qualify for the World Cup for the first time, employing a strategy of recruiting Dutch-born players of Indonesian descent while facing criticism regarding the impact on local talent; the federation aims for a top 50 FIFA ranking by 2045.
Indonesia's World Cup Bid: A Strategy of Diaspora Players and Long-Term Development
Indonesia, ranked 127th in FIFA, is attempting to qualify for the World Cup for the first time, employing a strategy of recruiting Dutch-born players of Indonesian descent while facing criticism regarding the impact on local talent; the federation aims for a top 50 FIFA ranking by 2045.
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40% Bias Score
Indonesia Expands Military's Civilian Role, Raising Authoritarianism Concerns
Indonesia's parliament unanimously passed a bill expanding the military's civilian roles, reversing a 2004 law and allowing active officers to serve in 4 additional bodies, including the Attorney General's Office and Supreme Court, sparking concerns about democratic backsliding due to its fast-track...
Indonesia Expands Military's Civilian Role, Raising Authoritarianism Concerns
Indonesia's parliament unanimously passed a bill expanding the military's civilian roles, reversing a 2004 law and allowing active officers to serve in 4 additional bodies, including the Attorney General's Office and Supreme Court, sparking concerns about democratic backsliding due to its fast-track...
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52% Bias Score
Indonesia Passes Contentious Military Law Amidst Protests
Indonesia's parliament passed a revised military law allocating more civilian positions to military officers, prompting protests from civil society groups concerned about a potential return to authoritarianism; the government says officers must resign before taking civilian roles.
Indonesia Passes Contentious Military Law Amidst Protests
Indonesia's parliament passed a revised military law allocating more civilian positions to military officers, prompting protests from civil society groups concerned about a potential return to authoritarianism; the government says officers must resign before taking civilian roles.
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52% Bias Score
Indonesia Expands Military Role in Government Amid Democracy Concerns
Indonesia's parliament passed a law allowing the military a greater role in government, raising concerns about a return to authoritarianism; the law permits active military officers to hold positions in 14 civilian institutions and raises the retirement age for top generals, prompting protests from ...
Indonesia Expands Military Role in Government Amid Democracy Concerns
Indonesia's parliament passed a law allowing the military a greater role in government, raising concerns about a return to authoritarianism; the law permits active military officers to hold positions in 14 civilian institutions and raises the retirement age for top generals, prompting protests from ...
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56% Bias Score
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