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Indonesia Sends Hospital Ship With Aid for Gaza
Indonesian Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto acknowledged the challenges of the mission, stating, "This is not an easy mission since the ship will have to pass quite dangerous waters."
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Tensions Rise in Indonesia's Presidential Race as Debates Turn Contentious
Anies, the former Jakarta governor, targeted Prabowo's track record in the defense ministry during the debate. He criticized the ministry's handling of its budget, citing a 2023 hack of its website and questioning the purchase of used Mirage jet fighters from Qatar.
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Japan Faces Backlash Over Fourth Fukushima Water Release
The planned discharge involves approximately 7,800 cubic meters of treated water, mirroring the three previous releases that began in August 2023. The filtration process targets radioactive isotopes like tritium and cesium before directing the water about 1 kilometer offshore.
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Human Rights Watch Demands Cease to Pushbacks and Inquiry into Rohingya Attacks
The refugees, predominantly women and children, faced verbal and physical attacks, subsequently being forced onto trucks and taken to a government immigration office. The students demanded their deportation, reflecting a disturbing trend of anti-Rohingya sentiments.
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Ceasefire agreement between the junta and rebels in Myanmar
Mao said that the two sides had a discussion last Wednesday and Thursday in Kunming, China's Wuhan province, bordering Myanmar.
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MoU to Boost Livelihoods and Marine Ecology in the Bay of Bengal
The collaboration aims to facilitate joint research in the field of marine ecology, with a specific focus on enhancing livelihood opportunities for fishing communities residing in the Bay of Bengal region.
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South Korean opposition leader Lee Jae-myung stabbed in the neck
Emergency responders swiftly transported Mr. Lee to the hospital via ambulance, later transferring him by helicopter, as revealed by Yonhap. Despite bleeding, he remained conscious during the transportation.
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Myanmar’s Resistance Is Gaining Ground, but It Needs U.S. Help - The NY Times
"By contrast, the resistance movement has been gaining ground, and the successful offensives launched by more than a half dozen rebel groups since late October have displayed a degree of military integration and coordination not seen before. There are signs that this is shifting the balance in their favor. "