tens of thousands forced to flee their homes due to floods across the country on monday president yoko widodo visited flood hit areas in south kalimantan province it's been raining heavily there for more than a week rivers of burst their banks submerging entire villages and towns environmental groups said before a station to make way for palm oil plantations and mining is making severe weather events worse. a thai court has handed a record 43 year jail sentence to a woman for insulting the king a former civil servant who has been identified only as an tran was found guilty on $29.00 counts of violating thailand's strict laws against criticizing them on a case rights groups say she had posted order clips on social media of ongoing protests in thailand according to the monarchy to be reformed before being sent as the words had she not understand the gravity of what she's done. so i didn't really think it through and was too confident and not being careful enough to realize it at the time that it was appropriate this is a big lesson for me the stream is up next. for me ok welcome to the stream h

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tens of thousands forced from their homes after floods across the country on monday the president yoko widodo went to flood hit areas in the. province it's been raining heavily for more than a week or if the banks submerging villages and towns environmentalist say the deadly floods are a stark reminder of the climate change risks affecting the region. greece is preparing to extend its territorial waters to 12 nautical miles around 22 kilometers from its western shores it's an apparent show of strength as it prepares to resume talks with turkey on energy rights in the eastern mediterranean as john psaropoulos reports now from greece's southern peloponnese region the 2 issues are closely related. hopefully is the name of the town meaning the city of aries the ancient god of war in greek mythology it was here 200 years ago this year that the greek war of independence from the ottoman empire began as greece prepares to celebrate that bicentennial it is again extending its sovereignty this time out to sea under the united nations law of the sea coastal states may extend their territorial waters to

of thousands forced from their homes following floods across the country on monday the president yoko widodo visited flood hit areas in the south province it's been raining heavily for more than a week rivers have burst their banks submerging villages and entire time just for washington has the latest from jakarta. this crisis began on the 9th of january and 10 days later there's still no indication of when it might come to an end authorities say that flooding in some areas has already receded but in all those heavy rain continues yesterday's president visited some of these affected areas and he did note that this is the worst flooding that south has experienced in at least 50 years and he said and this is what the line has been from the government thus far that heavy rain is to blame so far authorities say they have evacuated most people from the affected areas just based on what we've heard from all sources on the ground some people are choosing to remain in their homes because they say they don't want to leave all their possessions behind we know so far that 15 people have been sadly conf