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August 30, 2021 edition

The government is anticipating the impacts of Taliban’s return to rule Afghanistan on terror groups in Indonesia. The intelligence agency has been monitoring groups affiliated with Al Qaeda long since before the Taliban assumed power in Afghanistan. Jemaah Islamiyah’s sympathizers have also been apprehended by the Densus 88 counterterrorism squad.

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The Taliban’s Friends in Indonesia

Charity Boxes for Syria

Taliban’s Victory May Inspire Radical Groups

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August 23, 2021 edition

Presidential hopefuls are already campaigning amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Some have the Palace’s blessing.

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Close Friends in the Election

More Time for the President

August 16, 2021 edition

Hoegeng and today’s police officers.

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The Turning Point at the Merdeka Hotel

No Positions for the General

Hoegeng’s Feats

The Police General’s Black Book

Troubles for the Petition of 50 Signatory

August 9, 2021 edition

The state-owned enterprises ministry intends to merge PLN and Pertamina Geothermal Energy’s geothermal power plant assets. The plan is to expand first before making an IPO at the stock exchange.

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The End of Coal Power Plants

The Geothermal Powerhouses

August 2, 2021 edition

Bukalapak is breaking new record at the Indonesian Stock Exchange. Speculations on the potential big investors remain.

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The Rules of the Game Have Changed

Reaching into the Stock Exchange

Cutting Corners

July 26, 2021 edition

Several regional governments are being accused of falsifying Covid-19 data. The East Java governor allegedly allowed for Covid case numbers to be reported in stages, to prevent the chart from spiking. Panic broke out after the central government announced that it would distribute free drugs.

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Regional Budget May Be Diverted

Tired of Ever-Changing Terminology

July 19, 2021 edition

The paid vaccination program for individuals was canceled following criticism. Cabinet members are divided in their position on the program. Meanwhile, businesses complain that the private vaccination program for companies has various leaks. They are preparing to independently import vaccines.

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Aid from Overseas

Waiting for Independence

I Did Not Push for Paid Vaccines

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