Indonesia
Sick American basketball player jailed in Indonesia over cannabis gummies pleads for early release
Jarred Shaw admitted to importing 132 cannabis gummies but only to help relieve the symptoms of Crohn's disease. He was sentenced to 26 months in prison.
Israel's Somaliland envoy sparks regional backlash from 15 Arab, Muslim states
Eight Muslim nations condemn Israel's 'dangerous' new death penalty law
Indonesian UN peacekeeper killed in Lebanon, origin of the projectile unclear
Over 40 Indonesian agencies hit by cyberattack on data centers
44 government agencies, including key ministries, were targets of the ransomware attack, said an official from the communications ministry.
Prabowo says Indonesia willing to send peacekeeping troops to Gaza
Prabowo Subianto said a comprehensive investigation into the humanitarian disaster in the Rafah area of Gaza was needed as well as a "just solution" to the situation in "Palestine."
Voices from the Arab press: Iran is at the forefront, and Gaza is being sidelined
A weekly selection of opinions and analyses from the Arab media around the world.
Indonesian volcano eruption forces evacuations, airport closure
Indonesia has shut down an airport and has evacuated hundreds of people near Ruang volcano.
Indonesia to normalize ties with Israel amid OECD membership bid
Normalization between the two countries had been planned but untimely sidelined after the breakout of the ongoing war.
Indonesia official: no fatalities in massive fire at military ammunition facility
Indonesian firefighters strugle to extinguish a massive fire that broke out at a military ammunition facility outside of Jakarta.
Over 70 Rohingya dead or missing after boat capsizes off Indonesia's Aceh
More than 2,300 Rohingya arrived in Indonesia last year, UNHCR data showed, surpassing the number of arrivals in the previous four years combined.
Indonesians vote to replace President Jokowi, candidates call for clean election
Nearly 259,000 candidates are contesting 20,600 posts in the world's biggest single-day election.
Skull with 'execution-style wounds' sheds light on colonial Indonesia - study
Interpreting the pattern of trauma within the context of the colonial period in Papua, this female individual may have been murdered, possibly as a slave taken during tribal warfare.
Despite unrest in Indonesia, a Jewish community finds peace among other faith groups
Indonesia has no formal ties with the state of Israel, but it has long called for a two-state solution and maintains some trade, tourism and security links.
