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INDONESIA-POLITICS-VOTE
World

Shocking Election Fatigue Tragedy: 71 Lives Lost in Indonesia

Presidential Candidate Ganjar Pranowo Campaigns In Jakarta
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End of Indonesian Election Campaign Draws Huge Rallies

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World

Jakarta: Toxic Smog in Coal-Fired Plants, Trash Industries Increases Respiratory Illnesses, Deaths

INDONESIA-ENVIRONMENT-POLLUTION
World

Indonesia: Rising Pollution in Jakarta Prompts Government Staff to Work Remotely

Crime & Justice

Couple Nabbed for Premeditated Murder of Tinder Date, Hiding His Chopped Body in Carrying Cases

Headlines

Man Positive with COVID-19 Refused to Go to the Hospital, Hugs Neighbors Out of Spite

Headlines

Jakarta Attacks: Seven Dead In Series Of Explosions, Gunfire In Indonesian Capital (BREAKING, VIDEOS)

Headlines

Indonesian Plane Carrying 54 Passengers Missing In Remote Papua Region

Headlines

Indonesian President Joko Widodo Reshuffles Cabinet, Replaces Key Economy Ministers

Headlines

Joko Widodo Sworn In As New Indonesian President

Headlines

Blackberry Z3 Release Date: 5-Inch Display Touchscreen Smartphone Hits Market

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