Indonesia to return two convicted Dutch drug traffickers
Indonesia agrees to repatriate two Dutch nationals convicted on drug charges, including a man on death row, following a royal request. Read the full details of the prisoner transfer agreement.
Category : Search result: Indonesia protests
Indonesia Landslide Crisis: 900 Dead in Floods
Rescuers in Indonesia search for hundreds missing after devastating floods and landslides across Southeast Asia. Death toll reaches 900 as survivors face desperate conditions.
Dozens killed in Indonesia floods and landslides
Rescue teams intensify search for victims after devastating floods and landslides kill dozens in Sumatra. Authorities confirm rising death toll as emergency response continues.
Indonesia flash floods kill 10, leave six missing
At least ten people have died and six are missing after flash floods and landslides hit Indonesia's Sumatra island. Rescue efforts continue in difficult conditions. Read the full report.
UK-Indonesia £4bn maritime deal creates 1,000 jobs
Britain secures a £4 billion maritime agreement with Indonesia, creating 1,000 UK jobs in Rosyth, Bristol, and Plymouth. The deal boosts British shipbuilding and strengthens global defence ties.
Indonesia landslide death toll rises to 23
The death toll from devastating landslides on Indonesia's Java island has climbed to 23, with 28 people still missing. Rescue teams are working against the clock. Read the latest updates.
Indonesia's New Digital Payment System for Tourists
Indonesia rolls out a new digital payment pack for tourists in Bali, offering instant SIM and e-wallet access. A major step towards a cashless society for over 1.5 million Australian visitors.
Jakarta police clash with protesters over living costs
Indonesian police deployed tear gas and water cannons as thousands protested against soaring prices in central Jakarta, highlighting growing public discontent.
British woman freed from Bali death row returns to UK
A British woman facing execution in Indonesia for drug offences has been freed and flown home to the UK on compassionate grounds, ending her harrowing ordeal on Bali's death row.
British grandmother faces firing squad in Bali drug case
Lindsay Sandiford, the British pensioner sentenced to death in Bali for drug trafficking, makes desperate final appeal as Indonesian authorities prepare executions.
Kenya protests turn deadly as parliament stormed
Nairobi witnesses violent clashes as Kenyan youth lead nationwide demonstrations against new tax legislation, resulting in multiple fatalities and parliamentary breach.
Bawah Reserve: Indonesia's Eco-Luxury Paradise
Escape to Bawah Reserve, an exclusive eco-luxury retreat in Indonesia's pristine Anambas Islands offering sustainable luxury amidst breathtaking natural beauty.
Police and protesters clash violently outside Peru Congress
Violent clashes erupted outside Peru's Congress building as police used tear gas and water cannons against anti-government protesters demanding political reforms and economic justice.
Gen Z's Global Awakening: Youth Reshape Protest Movements
A new generation of digitally-native activists is transforming grassroots movements worldwide, leveraging social media and fresh tactics to challenge established power structures from Kathmandu to Casablanca.
Indonesia volcano erupts, thousands evacuated
Indonesia's volatile Mount Lewotobi Laki-Laki volcano has erupted spectacularly, spewing ash clouds 1.5km into the sky and forcing mass evacuations across East Nusa Tenggara province.
Anti-monarchy protests erupt in London during royal ceremony
Central London witnessed significant demonstrations as anti-monarchy protesters gathered along the royal procession route, with police making multiple arrests during the events surrounding King Charles's first State Opening of Parliament.
Australian gets 15 years in Bali drug case
Nelson James, a 30-year-old Australian tourist, has been sentenced to 15 years in Indonesian prison after being caught with methamphetamine in a Bali hotel raid. The shocking case serves as a stark warning about Indonesia's zero-tolerance drug laws.
Subway-style climate protests and mountain mists in Tuesday's photos
Climate activists brought London's streets to a standstill with creative underground-style protests, while misty mountain landscapes provided stunning natural contrasts in Tuesday's top photos.
Morocco's Gen Z defies crackdown with new protests
Young Moroccans are preparing to resume pro-democracy demonstrations despite government repression that has left several dead and hundreds detained in what activists call a systematic crackdown.
Kamala Harris confronts protests during Chicago book tour
Vice President Kamala Harris confronted vocal demonstrations in Chicago as protesters disrupted her 'Embodied Justice' book tour, highlighting growing political tensions.
Pakistan police clash with Islamist protesters in Lahore
Violent clashes erupted in Lahore as Pakistani police confronted Islamist protesters, leaving multiple officers injured and resulting in numerous arrests during the tense standoff.
Met Police criticised over Palestine protest arrests
London's Metropolitan Police confronts mounting criticism after arresting protesters for displaying Palestinian symbols during demonstrations, sparking intense debate about free speech and policing impartiality.
Indonesia bars Israeli gymnasts from World Cup over Gaza
Indonesian authorities deny entry visas to Israeli athletes for upcoming gymnastics World Cup, escalating diplomatic tensions amid ongoing war in Gaza.
Gen Z Leads Massive UK Protests Against Rwanda Deportation Plan
A new generation of activists is taking to the streets as thousands of young Britons protest against the government's controversial Rwanda asylum policy, signalling a major political awakening.
London's huge pro-Palestine march demands Gaza ceasefire
Central London witnessed one of the largest pro-Palestinian demonstrations since the October 7th attacks, with organisers claiming over 300,000 attendees demanding immediate ceasefire and condemning Israeli military action in Gaza.
Indonesia Church Bombings: 13 Dead in Surabaya Attacks
Multiple churches in Indonesia's second-largest city were targeted in coordinated suicide attacks, leaving at least 13 dead and 40 injured in one of the country's worst terrorist incidents in years.
Israel Premier Tech races as 'IPT' after name change demand
Cycling team Israel Premier Tech competes as 'IPT' after Spanish authorities demand name change following security concerns over pro-Palestinian demonstrations at the Vuelta a España.
Universities warn pro-Palestine protesters over terrorism laws
British universities caution student societies organising pro-Palestine demonstrations that they could face prosecution under terrorism legislation for commemorating Hamas's attacks on Israel.
Indonesia school collapse: Death toll rises in student tragedy
Rescue teams work against time in Indonesia after a devastating school collapse claims young lives, with many students still trapped beneath rubble in this education tragedy.
Police storm Ecuador university in diesel protest crackdown
Riot police in Ecuador have forcibly entered a major Quito university campus after demonstrators blocked roads in protest against soaring diesel prices, leading to multiple arrests and escalating tensions.
Page 1 of 4