Vaccination rate in Central Java reaches 60%
The Health Office has recorded the vaccination rate in Central Java region at 60 percent. “It’s more than 60 percent. This is already very good, it could be more than
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The Health Office has recorded the vaccination rate in Central Java region at 60 percent. “It’s more than 60 percent. This is already very good, it could be more than
Indonesia will seek an inclusive agreement useful for both developed and developing nations during the fourth meeting of the Conference of the Parties (COP-4) to the Minamata Convention on Mercury,
Head of the National Counter-Terrorism Agency (BNPT), Police Commissioner-General Boy Rafli Amar, met with the Indonesian Ambassador to the United Arab Emirates, Husin Bagis, to strengthen counter-terrorism cooperation with the
The Surabaya city government has been beautifying the iconic Tunjungan Street, Surabaya, East Java, with murals related to the coronavirus health protocols. Through the effort, Surabaya Mayor Eri Cahyadi said
Colombia supports the vision of Indonesia’s Presidency of the Group of 20 (G20) in 2022, which will be themed “recover together, recover stronger”, said Juan Camilo Valencia Gonzales, the Colombian
Indonesia is one of the few countries and the largest among the developing countries to take concrete steps to realize a just and affordable energy transition, a Finance Ministry official
The police and regional government in South Sumatra have resorted to several measures to eradicate and prevent the abuse of narcotics, psychotropic substances, addictive substances, and dangerous drugs. However, the
The Padang city government has announced the formation of child protection volunteer teams in the city’s 104 urban communities (kelurahan) to allow early detection of cases of violence against children
Indonesia is an important trading and economic partner for Switzerland, Swiss Council of States President Alex Kuprecht has said. “Indonesia is the 3rd largest democracy in the world, after the
According to a study, around 30 primate species in Indonesia may become extinct by 2050 due to the impact of climate change, Mirza D Kusrini, an expert from Bogor Agricultural