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Indonesia gears up to start its first high-speed rail line

Indonesia is preparing to start Southeast Asia’s first high-speed rail service that will cut travel time between two cities from the current three hours to about 40 minutes

The Independent UK

Graphic Bali bombings footage played at 20th anniversary ceremony makes families of victims ‘sick’

Australian government says it will raise the issue with its Indonesian counterpart

The Independent UK

FIFA, Indonesian football body form taskforce after fatal stampede

The Indonesian Football Association (PSSI) and world soccer governing body FIFA will form a joint taskforce in a bid to improve crowd control and safety measures after a deadly soccer stampede earlier this month, officials said on Thursday.

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Indonesia's China-funded rail project on track despite cost overrun

A high-speed railway project in Indonesia, part of China's Belt and Road Initiative, is on track for a 2023 launch despite ongoing negotiations between the two countries about the project being over-budget, officials said on Thursday.

Reuters

How Indonesia coaxes jailed hardliners away from extreme views

Potential parole for bombmaker Umar Patek has drawn attention to Indonesia’s deradicalisation programmes.

Al Jazeera

Australia's anger at Bali bombings event

A senior Australian minister has expressed distress and disappointment after vision of the Bali bombings was played at a commemorative event in Indonesia.

AAP

Bali bombings 20 years on: How has Indonesia dealt with Islamic extremism?

This professor of Indonesian politics says recent crackdowns against Islamists in the political sphere may do more harm than good.

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Hundreds gather to mark 20th anniversary of Bali bombings - killing 202 people

20 years ago, two explosive bombs killed 202 people - including 88 Australians and 28 Britons in Bali, Indonesia. Today people gathered across the country to remember those lost in the painful tragedy.

Daily Mirror

Kawasaki Announces 2023 D Tracker X For Indonesian Market

Kawasaki Indonesia has introduced the D Tracker X for the 2023 model year. This popular supermoto carries over all its specs and features from the previous year

RideApart

Indonesia to investigate cases of fatal kidney injury among children

Indonesia will investigate cases of acute kidney injury which has caused the deaths of more than 20 children in its capital Jakarta this year, health authorities said on Wednesday.

Reuters

Kanjuruhan Stadium tragedy highlights issues in police use of tear gas and the role of Indonesia's football association

The Indonesian police are under a spotlight following a deadly stampede on October 1, 2022, at the Kanjuruhan Stadium in Malang, East Java province. The incident, one of the world’s worst sporting disasters, killed at least 132 people and injured more than 370 others.

The Conversation

20 years after Bali bombings, 'the ache does not dim'

People affected by the 2002 Bali bombings gathered on the Indonesian resort island to commemorate 20 years since the blasts that killed 202 people

The Independent UK

Bali bombing victims remembered at parliament and local memorials

Anthony Albanese joins Australians in remembering the victims of the Bali bombings on the 20th anniversary of the explosions that claimed 202 lives.

ABC News

‘We will never forget’: 20 years after the Bali Bombings

Survivors will mark the anniversary by praying together at a memorial which now stands where the Sari Club used to be.

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The Conversation

How the Bali bombings transformed our relations with Indonesia

An hour before midnight, 20 years ago, a young Indonesian man walked into Paddy’s Pub, a nightclub in the heart of Bali’s party district of Kuta, and detonated a backpack laden with explosives. Seconds later, a massive car bomb exploded outside the Sari Club across the road.

Reuters

Prayers, wreaths mark 20th anniversary of Bali bombing

Survivors of the Bali bombing, alongside families and friends of the victims, prayed and laid wreaths on Wednesday to mark the 20-year anniversary of the attacks, joining gatherings held near the site of the blasts in Indonesia and across Australia.

The Guardian - UK

Indonesian football fans set aside fierce rivalries after stadium disaster

After 131 lives were lost at a match, supporters have come together to offer support and seek answers

Reuters

Bali bombings survivor looks ahead as Australia marks 20th anniversary

Australian Hanabeth Luke remembers like yesterday crawling through burning rubble and thick acrid black smoke after a bomb exploded at a nightclub in Indonesia's tourist hotspot of Bali 20 years ago.

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The Independent UK

20 years later, Bali bombing survivors still battling trauma

Thiolina Marpaung still panics anytime she smells smoke, immediately recalling the bomb explosion that upended her life 20 years ago

360info

Lapuran Khusus: Hukuman mati

Memperingati Hari Anti Hukuman Mati Internasional tanggal 10 Oktober.

Al Jazeera

Indonesia mulls introduction of a ‘probationary’ death penalty

New version of criminal code says execution should be considered a ‘last resort’ but could delayed sentence be abusive?

The Guardian - UK

Indonesia stadium disaster: only four paramedics were on standby inside grounds

Local health chief says match had been deemed ‘harmless’ because away fans had been banned to prevent violence

The Hindu

FIFA won’t sanction Indonesia over fatal crush, says country’s President Widodo

The firing of tear gas inside a half-locked stadium caused a crush at the exits, killing 131 people, including 17 children, in Indonesia on October 3

Al Jazeera

Indonesia president says no FIFA sanctions after stadium disaster

Joko Widodo said FIFA President Gianni Infantino had written to him about collaborations with Indonesian football.

The Independent UK

Widodo says Indonesia won't face FIFA sanctions over crush

Indonesia’s President Joko Widodo says the country won't face sanctions from soccer’s world governing body after the firing of tear gas inside a half-locked stadium caused a deadly crush

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