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true for indonesia. on august 17th, 1945. freedom from the dodge colony of rule and independence for the nation. indonesian loc, 79 years of independence from ducks cargo new rules by officially it'll grace and good to capital facing the a very well welcome. this is on the international with the latest world news out. date is great to have you with us. we just saw the, our, with some alarming developments, the russian defense ministry state is taking reports that ukraine is preparing a nuclear publication. using a circle. does he boom, seriously, be a tough wood? reportedly target storage site says nuclear power plants. so the purpose of this publication is to accuse the russian federation of self shooting the station in order to create grounds for attacks and nuclear power facilities in ukraine. if the key friction begins to implement its criminal plants aimed at creating the men, made disaster with very active contamination of foster towards any group being part of the continent. harsh military and mil

and indonesia is very important because he's the leader that thinks about progress for indonesia. but the countries independence was not so easily won the japanese occupation arrived just as the dodge rule was, topple and left it until august 1945, plunging into nature into poverty and terror. after it finally gained independence, the netherlands wage war on its former largest colony with help from the west, a totally different approach team from the soviet union that used to influence in the when to back in an issues but power recognition. so i'm not up to date, but pretty much for 4 years from 1945 to 1949. it was a process where indonesia had declared each independence, but international recognition hadn't been obtained. it was only later after left as groups trends of in indonesia that the western world started to pay attention. so americans started to answer because after the reconstruction in europe was over there underway, it's finally shifted to the far east and then to indonesia, the so that potentially indonesia could enter the service orbit. and they didn't one that thi

for indonesia. on august 17th, 1945 freedom from the dodge call on your rule and independence for the nation. after 350 years of being a dodge colony in the shaft finally said enough, this historic moment was announced by the country's 1st president. suit gotta know this, your celebration, march the special moment emissions history as the country moves to change its capital to some data. the shift symbolizes a fresh start as jakarta found it back in the 16th century, it's full of reminders of colonialism. here's how the people in the current capital feel about they change color. that'd be said, i don't think history can be forgotten because the dutch are also part of the colonizers who used to colonize indonesia. and maybe that makes an impression, especially for the struggles in the past. and i think moose and tara is a breakthrough model. so i see, in my opinion, the goal is actually good, but maybe not for now, because news and tara costs a lot of money. yes, i got i belt, plus i got histories hi

there's a sense of real excitement in indonesia. you can feel it.sion, though. by now, this place should have been ready to welcome its first residents. but only the very basics have been finished so far. the long—promised foreign investment needed to pay for it still hasn't materialised. the question some have asked is — does indonesia really need this? they're trophy cities, they're trophy projects that particular politicians want to have tied to their name and their legacy. these projects are extremely costly to build, and when it comes to the benefit, the benefit goes mainly to big developers and the political elites that have clientelistic relationships to those big developers. right now, the only people who live here are the indigenous inhabitants of this land. thousands of people like dalia have been told that they, like their rainforests, must make way for the sake of progress. translation: i'm - struggling to stay sane. i have no peace. i haven't even been paid for my land yet. where will my children grow up now? where will we live ? presid

and the heart of indonesia is reinforced indonesia as president wants to carve out a new future for hisega— city, bigger than london. farfrom the chaos of jakarta than london. farfrom the chaos ofjakarta and a homage to indonesia as a sent on the global stage. ambitious. that's an understatement. and failure? that doesn't seem to be an option. if you said it's impossible for me, no. it's ambitious but it's possible. the momentum is there. over the past two years waves of jungle had been cleared to make way for new roads and buildings. wiping away the past and pushing indonesia towards modernity. it's only when you get here you could see the sheer scale of this project. there is a sense of real excitement in indonesia, you can feel it. you can also feel the tension. by now this play should have been ready to welcome its first residents. but only the very basics have been finished so far. the long promised to foreign investment needed to pay for it still hasn't materialised. the question some have asked is, does indonesia really need this? , ., , . , this? they are trophy cities. their at

true for indonesia. on august 17th, 1945 freedom from the dodge, calling your rule and independence for the nation in an easy and mark 79 years of independence from the dutch colonial rule. by officially, in order a thing, it's capital city, the life from must go to the world. this is your r t international grip of your company for the weekend global use right up. what we start with some alarming developments. ukraine is preparing a neutral or pro vacation using a so called dirty bomb with storage sites of power plants being the target. now that is according to a russian stake, media outlets, citing national law enforcement officials. he was quick to respond with its foreign ministry, spokes person stating that you crane does not have dirty bones, but there's no plans to acquire them. ortiz eager to sit down off, can tell us more. the various reports in various media outlets have emerged sightseeing, anonymous sources within the russian security blog. the poor thing that's indeed key of could be planning

true for indonesia. on august 17th, 1945, freedom from the dodge colony of rule and independence for the nation. in an easy at mark 79 years of independence from dutch colonial rule. officially in order rating it's new capital city, the one minute past mid day in moscow. welcome to the latest middle august use round up . okay, we started off with some alarming developments. ukraine is preparing a neutral or pro vacation using a so called dirty bomb with storage sites. the power plants being the target's done is, according to a russian state. media outlets, citing national law enforcement officials, what kid was quick to respond with its foreign ministry spokes person sticking that to print those knots of dirty bones on his no plans to acquire them. ortiz, he goes to dallas can tell us more. the various reports in various media outlets have emerged, sites anonymous sources within the russian security blog. the poor thing that's indeed key of could be planning a t boned attack against nuclear waste facilit

true for indonesia. on august 17th, 1945 freedom from the dodge colony of rule and independence for the nation and the nature of monk, 179 years of independence from colonial rule. by officially it'll grades and gets new capital. the very will welcome this is aunty international with the latest world news out date is good to have you with us this hour. we do start with some alarming developments . the russian defense ministry site is taking the post that ukraine is preparing a nuclear provocation using a so called dusky boom seriously. the attack would reportedly target storage sites at nuclear power plants. for the purpose of this publication is to accuse the russian federation of self shooting the station in order to create grounds for attacks and nuclear power facilities in ukraine. if the g present begins to implement its criminal plants aimed at creating the men made disaster with very active contamination of vast or towards any group being part of the continent. harsh military and military technica

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mean, somewhere like borneo, in southeast asia, an island that's divided between three countries, indonesia, malaysia, and the tiny state of brunei. the borneo forests are live nature museum. it's one of the oldest rain forests on the planet, that's the habitat of over 15 flora species, 420 bird species and 222 mammals. you cannot see these living beings anywhere else in the world. all of these have turned borneo into a real heaven. kondan ditarik mainang dengan pantunnya, mainang dengan pantunnya, but the heaven is not far away from hell. from 1985 to 2005, every year 850 hectares of borneo forest have been ruined, only from august to october 2019, over 8,00. 578 square kilometers of forests in borneo were destroyed in rare fire incident. the fire and the smoke bellowing in the air was so wide spread that the pollution reached 1100 km away to indonesia's capital jakarta as well as kualalompur and singapore and dark in the sky. for three months locals lived under a blanket of 2 in three months, over 600 million tons of carbon dioxide was emitted to the atmosphere. it was more than the carbo

there's a sense of real excitement in indonesia. you can feel it. can also feel the tension, though. by now, this place should have been ready to welcome its first residents. but only the very basics have been finished so far. the long—promised foreign investment needed to pay for it still hasn't materialised. the question some have asked is — does indonesia really need this? they're trophy cities, they're trophy projects that particular politicians want to have tied to their name and their legacy. these projects are extremely costly to build, and when it comes to the benefit, the benefit goes mainly to big developers and the political elites that have clientelistic relationships to those big developers. right now, the only people who live here are the indigenous inhabitants of this land. thousands of people like dalia have been told that they, like their rainforests, must make way for the sake of progress. translation: i'm - struggling to stay sane. i have no peace. i haven't even been paid for my land yet. where will my children grow up now? where

wiping away the past and pushing indonesia towards modernity. here that you can see the sheer scale of this project. there is a sense of real excitement in indonesia and you can feel it. you can also feel the tension. by now, this place should have been ready to welcome its first residents. but only the very basics have been finished so far. the long promised foreign investment needed to pay for it still hasn't materialised. the question some have asked is that does indonesia really need this? they are trophy cities. a trophy project that particular politicians want to have tied to their name as a legacy. this project are extremely costly to build and when it comes to the benefit, the benefit goes mainly to the developers and the political elites. who have relationships with those big developers. right now the only people who live here are the indigenous inhabitants of this land. thousands of people like dahlia have been told that they, like their rainforests, must make way for the sake of progress. translation: | am - struggling to stay sane. i

when we go back to indonesia yeah, the document, the maintenance thing. on what lay it though, because for me, the marriage certificate does not need to be shown to people. or for me to be honest, it's a celebration of commitment. if the any, we don't need everyone to know, we're married and i'm on the plan, my whole life talking to you about the important thing is that we are together. i'll get back to what the people closest to us and get them when they get. so if it's a box, what matters if that'll get you to death to us. and that's not something i'm uh, it was to celebrate relationship stages. i have about 18 living together ranch, then we have a family together that we have a house in the apartment. lot of guy that uh, that on that oh my the bathroom. take you to give me my medic kiddos. mother conroy who lives with them has accepted them, but she still, which is key to them, were heterosexual. emily and the important thing is that you don't start praying to god. do i need to think about that later? my, my english language and the view of the sad thi

it's not very common in indonesia. and the measurements are almost $400.00 in the nation and endo dies restaurant and so goes my name is elena smith. my mothers from indonesia for them long, and i run into for tours here in the hague. how did indonesian cuisine come to enjoy the popularity it has in dutch culture today? that's what we went to find out with elena to indonesia, it was a dutch colony for nearly 350 years. in 1945, the huge southeast asian country declared its independence, sparking 4 years of bloody war. hundreds of thousands fled to the netherlands. the former colonial powers, great wealth came in part from the spice trade that originated in present day indonesia. whichever way you serve it, the rice tougher is part of that colonial legacy. and lots of different dishes are presented in the woods calling this. they got all kinds of fat from all around to come and to make a dish from their own region. so like you see here and that i stifle all the dishes, are not from what places and anesha, but it's from

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when we go back to indonesia. yeah, the document, the maintenance thing on what lay it though, because for me, the marriage certificate does not need to be shown to people. or for me to be honest. it's a celebration of commitment or any we don't need everyone to know, we're married on the plan. the why. the important thing is that we are together on how to get back to what the people closest to us and get them when they get. so if it's a, that's what matters if that's what you might not get the debt to what samantha have something in the it was to celebrate all relationship stages. how about 18 living together now? then we have a family together that we have a house in the apartment, a lot of guy that i don't forget who my the bathroom really my many kiddos mother conroy who lives with them has accepted them. but she still wishes. keep them where heterosexual, emily and the important thing is that you don't start praying to god do i need it. they want that me to my, my english language and the view of the sad thin

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in indonesia where belief in god is part of the national idiology inter faith relationships have always been controversial. usually families disapprove of them and i'm glad that the, the biggest challenge was my siblings and parent was that these are the who didn't degree and, and told us not to get married. the on the down on the many kind of looking it hasn't been easy for pain, can either who was brought up in a religious family. she doesn't want to disappoint them, but also wants to make our own life choices when it comes to choosing a life partner. pop up the pop by hassle. like telephones, father, my parents were clearly disappointed and opposed to these tire shop, but they are very conservative when it comes to religion. these are things you see the okay, sounds good. yeah. in this case i'm grateful for my mom. i live on the one hand. yes. she might feel hurt the other you have to unload. on the other hand, she has seen that i sincerely loved cellphones children, but lot of the crime tv by young people cutting me some of them some more. the b service, what's up? well, she saw tha

in indonesia where belief in god as part of the national idiology interface relationships have always been controversial. usually families disapprove of them and the, the biggest challenge was my siblings and parent was that these are the degree and the ottoman told us not to get married at the, on the down on the how many kind of looking it hasn't been easy for pain. can either who was brought up in a religious family. she doesn't want to disappoint them, but also wants to make her own life choices when it comes to choosing a life partner of behavior. like to science father, my parents were clearly disappointed and opposed to someone, but pretty much they are very conservative when it comes to religion. these are things you see the okay, talk to you. good. yeah. in this case, i'm grateful for my mom. i'm going to invite them on the one hand. yes she might feel hurt. yeah, you have to unload. on the other hand, she has seen that i sincerely love tal funds, children, but lot the people that's not a problem. do you find them for most people? hire somebody else more, the dfcs. what softb

mean, somewhere like borneo, in southeast asia, an island that's divided between three countries, indonesia, malaysia, and the tiny state of brunei. when you go to a whopping mall for your daily shopping, when you're sitting in a restaurant eat dinner, when you wash your hair with shampoo in the bathroom, when you're biting off a piece of chocolate, when you're using cosmetics and in many other things you do during the day, you're in fact using palm oil, almost 80 kg for each person annually, now if we know that 85% of the palm oil in the world comes from indonesia and malaysia, we can ask a few important questions, who's burning the forest, who's polluting the air? are the poor farmers in borneo behind the increased levels of co2 in the air, or is it the people who buy and use palm oil every day more than before? during the past 20 years, malaysia's palm oil exports have increased. 1500 times and the turnover now stands at over $21 billion. the country is top producer of palm oil in the world. the world's never-ending demand for palm oil has made the people in indonesia to break the bounda

the capital of indonesia. that will change next week , with many of the new capital's construction plans yet to be completed. nusantura is the new capital in the jungle region of central indonesia. indonesia is the most populous muslim country with about 284 million people and it is in east asia. violent attacks against women on british railways since 200 21 ad has increased by more than 50%. according to the announcement of the british transport police department , the number of violent crimes registered against women and girls in the transport network of this country has increased by 20% in 2023 alone. the police believe that this sharp increase in violence was not small in the past. the transport police supervisor has published statistics that show an average of 31 incidents per day. violence against women and girls has been reported. well, let's go back to the news of arbaeen hosseini pilgrims. seyyed al-shahda came to najaf from all corners of iran and after visiting amir al -mu'minin imam (peace be upon

the country consumes charcoal 40 times more than indonesia. only in 20. 13, 366, chinese lost their lives to bad effects of using charcoal. so why don't the people in china and southeast asia do something for themselves to tackle the situation? the answer lies in offshoring pollution. when london and other. metropoles in the world face air pollution during the past decades, they came up with solution. they decided to relocate the factories that cause pollution away from their country. and only manage them from a distance. on paper, the decision would benefit the poorer countries as well, because it would create jobs for them and would transfer technology as well. as a result of the decision, thousands of major and minor companies are operating in southeast asia, poor african countries and latin america. they can produce anything at the lowest cost. compared to advanced countries. the reason is the low cost of production in those countries, inexpensive fuel, inexpensive land and low wages of manpower. lack of rules and regulations that work is