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Palestine test for UN ‘resilience’, says Indonesia (opens the original)
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JAKARTA – The case for Palestine will be the “clearest test” of the United Nations’ shared principles and conscience, Indonesia’s top diplomat said on Saturday, as he pitched the nation’s support for a better institution that will make good on its promise to build peace amid growing distrust in multilateralism. Speaking against the backdrop of the iconic green marble lectern at the UN in New York, the United States, Foreign Minister Sugiono delivered a 17-minute address centered on the need for
Indonesia pledges US$1.2 million, reaffirms support for UNRWA (opens the original)
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JAKARTA – Indonesia will continue its annual US$1.2 million contribution to the United Nations agency for Palestinian refugees, with Foreign Minister Sugiono calling for greater international support for the organization amid mounting political and financial pressure. On Thursday, Sugiono joined a UN ministerial session where governments consolidated financial backing for the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA). Speaking at the meeting, the minister said In
Indonesia signs UN treaty to combat, prevent cybercrime (opens the original)
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NEW YORK – Indonesia has signed the United Nations Convention against Cybercrime and joined 90 other signatories to the first multilateral treaty aimed at strengthening international cooperation to prevent and combat cybercrime. Foreign Minister Sugiono signed the treaty on Thursday on the sidelines of the 81st UN General Assembly (UNGA) in New York, the United States, making Indonesia the 91st signatory to the treaty. Adopted by the UNGA in December 2024, the convention is the first UN treaty t
Indonesia’s military training for student protesters drives criticism (opens the original)
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JAKARTA – Civil society groups have condemned the government’s decision to send students detained after last month’s Jakarta protest to a so-called state defense program at a military facility in Bogor, West Java, calling the move an act of intimidation and a violation of human rights. At least 27 students from Jakarta have been sent to the 10-day training program, along with participants from other areas in Greater Jakarta, including Bekasi, Bogor, Depok, South Tangerang and Tangerang, Jakarta
Indonesia President Prabowo’s approval slide fuels warm-up to 2029 elections (opens the original)
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JAKARTA – The next presidential election may still be three years away, but several potential contenders have already begun making early moves as President Prabowo Subianto ’s approval ratings slide and criticism of his government mounts. The early maneuvering comes as Prabowo faces growing public dissatisfaction, with his approval ratings falling from 81.2 percent in November last year to 51.1 percent in July amid worsening perceptions of the economy, politics and law enforcement. Among those w
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