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Erdogan's Indonesia Visit Strengthens Trade and Defense Ties
During his four-day Asian tour, Turkish President Erdogan visited Indonesia, resulting in ten agreements covering trade, defense, and education, aiming to increase bilateral trade to $10 billion annually and including a joint venture for drone manufacturing.
Erdogan's Indonesia Visit Strengthens Trade and Defense Ties
During his four-day Asian tour, Turkish President Erdogan visited Indonesia, resulting in ten agreements covering trade, defense, and education, aiming to increase bilateral trade to $10 billion annually and including a joint venture for drone manufacturing.
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40% Bias Score
Trump-Linked Indonesian Resort Halted Over Environmental Violations
Indonesia's Environment Ministry is halting a 130 sq km tourism project linked to Donald Trump due to water mismanagement causing Lido Lake's size to halve, highlighting conflicts between economic development and environmental conservation near Gunung Gede Pangrango National Park.
Trump-Linked Indonesian Resort Halted Over Environmental Violations
Indonesia's Environment Ministry is halting a 130 sq km tourism project linked to Donald Trump due to water mismanagement causing Lido Lake's size to halve, highlighting conflicts between economic development and environmental conservation near Gunung Gede Pangrango National Park.
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32% Bias Score
Jakarta Restricts Polygamy for Civil Servants
Jakarta Governor Teguh Setyabudi issued a decree requiring strict conditions for civil servants seeking polygamy, including medical proof of the first wife's infertility, her consent, and proof of financial support, sparking criticism for its patriarchal nature and potential for discrimination.
Jakarta Restricts Polygamy for Civil Servants
Jakarta Governor Teguh Setyabudi issued a decree requiring strict conditions for civil servants seeking polygamy, including medical proof of the first wife's infertility, her consent, and proof of financial support, sparking criticism for its patriarchal nature and potential for discrimination.
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60% Bias Score
Indonesia Court Rejects Atheist Rights Petition
Indonesia's Constitutional Court rejected a petition allowing atheists to forgo religious affiliation on official documents, citing Pancasila's mandate for belief in a supreme being; this ruling impacts marriage laws and reinforces existing discriminatory practices against non-believers despite an e...
Indonesia Court Rejects Atheist Rights Petition
Indonesia's Constitutional Court rejected a petition allowing atheists to forgo religious affiliation on official documents, citing Pancasila's mandate for belief in a supreme being; this ruling impacts marriage laws and reinforces existing discriminatory practices against non-believers despite an e...
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40% Bias Score
Indonesia Court Rejects Atheist Rights Petition
Indonesia's Constitutional Court rejected a petition allowing atheists and non-believers to forgo religious declarations on official documents, citing Pancasila's emphasis on a supreme deity, and upheld a marriage law requiring religious conformity, impacting legal recognition and rights for non-bel...
Indonesia Court Rejects Atheist Rights Petition
Indonesia's Constitutional Court rejected a petition allowing atheists and non-believers to forgo religious declarations on official documents, citing Pancasila's emphasis on a supreme deity, and upheld a marriage law requiring religious conformity, impacting legal recognition and rights for non-bel...
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48% Bias Score
Indonesia Establishes BPI Danantara to Optimize State-Owned Enterprise Assets
The Indonesian House of Representatives approved the creation of BPI Danantara, a new agency aimed at optimizing state-owned enterprise assets to boost the national economy, with Muliaman Hadad appointed as its head.
Indonesia Establishes BPI Danantara to Optimize State-Owned Enterprise Assets
The Indonesian House of Representatives approved the creation of BPI Danantara, a new agency aimed at optimizing state-owned enterprise assets to boost the national economy, with Muliaman Hadad appointed as its head.
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44% Bias Score
Indonesia Joins BRICS: A Strategic Geopolitical Shift
Indonesia officially joined BRICS on January 6th, 2025, a strategic move by the Prabowo Subianto administration to strengthen its global standing, diversify economic partnerships, and advocate for developing nations within international institutions, supported by public opinion favoring closer ties ...
Indonesia Joins BRICS: A Strategic Geopolitical Shift
Indonesia officially joined BRICS on January 6th, 2025, a strategic move by the Prabowo Subianto administration to strengthen its global standing, diversify economic partnerships, and advocate for developing nations within international institutions, supported by public opinion favoring closer ties ...
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52% Bias Score
Indonesia Launches National Cancer Screening Program to Combat Rising Rates
Indonesia launched a national free health check program on February 10, 2025, to combat rising cancer rates, projected to increase by over 70 percent by 2050; screenings include RT-PCR, USG, and blood chemical analysis for various cancers.
Indonesia Launches National Cancer Screening Program to Combat Rising Rates
Indonesia launched a national free health check program on February 10, 2025, to combat rising cancer rates, projected to increase by over 70 percent by 2050; screenings include RT-PCR, USG, and blood chemical analysis for various cancers.
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40% Bias Score
Indonesia Court Rejects Atheist Rights
Indonesia's Constitutional Court rejected a legal challenge seeking to allow citizens to leave the religion section on official documents blank, citing the Pancasila ideology requiring religious belief and upholding a law requiring religiously sanctioned marriages.
Indonesia Court Rejects Atheist Rights
Indonesia's Constitutional Court rejected a legal challenge seeking to allow citizens to leave the religion section on official documents blank, citing the Pancasila ideology requiring religious belief and upholding a law requiring religiously sanctioned marriages.
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44% Bias Score
Australian Tourism to Indonesia Booms Despite Jakarta's Capital Status Change
Over 1.6 million Australians visited Indonesia in the past year, a 26% increase, with Bali being the primary destination, while Jakarta maintains its economic significance despite becoming a former capital and facing environmental challenges; a new hotel, 25hours Hotel The Oddbird, highlights the ci...
Australian Tourism to Indonesia Booms Despite Jakarta's Capital Status Change
Over 1.6 million Australians visited Indonesia in the past year, a 26% increase, with Bali being the primary destination, while Jakarta maintains its economic significance despite becoming a former capital and facing environmental challenges; a new hotel, 25hours Hotel The Oddbird, highlights the ci...
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40% Bias Score
Indonesia Considers Paris Agreement Withdrawal Amid Funding Concerns
Indonesia's climate envoy is exploring withdrawing from the Paris Agreement, citing unfairness compared to the US's higher per capita emissions and questioning promised funding for its energy transition, despite plans to close coal plants by 2040 and the country being the world's largest coal export...
Indonesia Considers Paris Agreement Withdrawal Amid Funding Concerns
Indonesia's climate envoy is exploring withdrawing from the Paris Agreement, citing unfairness compared to the US's higher per capita emissions and questioning promised funding for its energy transition, despite plans to close coal plants by 2040 and the country being the world's largest coal export...
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48% Bias Score
France Secures Release of Death Row Inmate from Indonesia
Serge Atlaoui, a 61-year-old French national sentenced to death in Indonesia for drug trafficking in 2007, will be transferred back to France on February 5th, 2024, due to a humanitarian agreement between the two countries after 19 years of imprisonment.
France Secures Release of Death Row Inmate from Indonesia
Serge Atlaoui, a 61-year-old French national sentenced to death in Indonesia for drug trafficking in 2007, will be transferred back to France on February 5th, 2024, due to a humanitarian agreement between the two countries after 19 years of imprisonment.
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40% Bias Score
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