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Indonesia faces international pressure over palm oil export ban

Signs of discontent with Jakarta are emerging in countries that rely heavily on palm oil, including India and Pakistan.

Al Jazeera

Australia offers Foot and Mouth Disease vaccine support to Indonesia amid outbreak

The Australian government offers to help Indonesia pay for a Foot and Mouth Disease vaccine after an outbreak infects more than 2,000 cattle.

ABC News

Labor signals more aid to south-east Asia and accuses Scott Morrison of ‘bullying behaviour’ towards Pacific

Shadow minister Pat Conroy says the Coalition’s cuts in aid to Indonesia were ‘shortsighted’

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Global Plastic Watch: Satellite Eyes Pinpoint Waste From Space to Reduce Ocean Pollution

A cutting-edge new tool developed by Minderoo Foundation has identified thousands of waste sites across 25 countries for the first time using advanced satellite data technology and machine learning to measure piles of plastic waste from space. Global Plastic Watch ( globalplasticwatch.org ) is a tool which combines earth observation…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Foreigners in Bali find themselves in hot water with Hindus over offensive social media posts

Foreigners in Bali find themselves in hot water with Hindus over offensive social media posts, including a man who attempted a Māori Haka on a holy mountain while naked.

ABC News

Gran convicted of drug trafficking on death row waiting for execution inside brutal Bali prison

Lindsay Sandiford, 65, is hauled up inside the infamous Kerobokan prison in Indonesia, where if prisoners are facing the death penalty and survive the firing squad, the commander must shoot the prisoner in the head.

Daily Record

Indian curry loses its tang as Ukraine war puts cooking oil on backburner

Indians have been rationing cooking oil amid the rising cost of Ukrainian and Russian products and export curbs by Indonesia. The world’s second-largest consumer market is now switching to cheaper products to keep kitchens running.

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Inside brutal Bali prison where Brit gran is waiting for execution on death row

If you survive the firing squad the commander must shoot the prisoner in the head this is the life of a death row inmate in the infamous Kerobokan prison

Daily Mirror

Southeast Asia stock markets stand out as geopolitical heaven for investors

Fed hikes, decades-high inflation and Covid lockdowns in China are only adding to investor bets that Southeast Asia’s stock markets may be one of the best places to park their money right now.

Bangkok Post

Australians returning to Indonesia for first time since COVID-19 hit mark Eid at gravesites

Before the pandemic, Andrian Wiguna always returned to Indonesia to celebrate Eid al-Fitr with his mother and brother. This year, when he was finally able to return to Indonesia, he marked Eid at their gravesites.

ABC News

How the Russia-Ukraine war, COVID and climate change are fuelling a growing global food crisis

There are warnings that catastrophe is looming and 44 million people are on the verge of famine as the war in Ukraine fuels already record-high food prices.

ABC News

Billions spent on overseas counterterrorism would be better spent by involving ex-terrorists

For decades, the U.S. government has sent aid to countries plagued by terrorism, believing that the money could help other nations tackle extremism. Money matters, but it alone isn’t enough to prevent terrorism.

The Conversation

WHO unveil 'sobering' statistics that show nearly 15 million people died due to Covid and its knock-on effects

Among the countries with the highest excess death rates are India, Russia, Indonesia, the USA, Brazil, Mexico, and Peru

Irish Mirror

Foot-and-mouth disease detected in Indonesia; Australian livestock sector on alert

There's confirmation of more than 1,200 cases of the contagious disease, which can lead to significant production losses and trade restrictions costing billions of dollars.

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Al Jazeera

In Indonesia’s illegal mines, the poor risk it all for fortune

Deaths of 12 women last month are the latest in a series of fatal accidents in country’s illicit mines.

The Times of India

India plans to cut taxes on edible oils to cool surging prices

NEW DELHI: India is planning to cut taxes on some edible oils to cool the domestic market after the war in Ukraine and Indonesia’s ban on palm oil exports sent prices skyrocketing, according to people familiar with the matter.

Salon

The world is losing way too many trees

A new report says the world's pristine forests were destroyed at a relentless rate in 2021

Evening Standard

Three children die from hepatitis in Indonesia bringing global death toll to four

Scientists have been left puzzled over the mystery cause of the global hepatitis outbreak in children

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WEKU

How palm oil prices are affecting the global economy

The prices of cooking oil are rising. Why that could put global security at risk.

360info

Indonesia: weaponising algorithms to silence dissent

Skewing the online discussion threatens media literacy.

Reuters

Germany to invite India, Indonesia, Senegal, S Africa to G7 summit

Senegal, South Africa, India and Indonesia will be invited as guest countries to attend the G7 summit hosted by Germany in June , a German government spokesperson said on Monday.

The Independent UK

Indonesian Muslims fully celebrate Eid al-Fitr after 2 years

Millions of Muslims in Indonesia have returned to celebrate Eid al-Fitr in full swing Monday after two years of subdued festivities due to pandemic restrictions and travel curbs

360info

Special Report: Press freedom under digital siege

Journalists the world over face increasing digital surveillance used to hamper press freedom, promote misinformation or discredit their work.

360info

Indonesian law systematically stifles journalists

New media laws in Indonesia target journalists and infringe rights rather than protecting them

360info

Same game, new moves: digital threats to journalists in Indonesia

Indonesia's political regime may have changed but pressure on the media has not faded away thanks to new tools and techniques.

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