NEWS

As many as 11 passengers traveling in a minibus died and four seriously injured after it was hit by the Probowangi train in Ranupakis village, Lumajang regency, East Java, Sun (19/11).

Secretary General of Gerbang Pronas (The Movement to Awaken National Products), Ahmad Syakirin, believes that many national products can replace products affiliated with Israel and that they actually have much better quality than Israel-linked products.

Residents of Bireun, Aceh rejected Rohingya refugees ship with 249 onboard, preventing them from disembarking.

A Buddhist association held a joint prayer for peace for Palestine from the top of Borobudur Temple in Magelang regency, Central Java. They also offer prayers at other Buddhist temples.

The Indonesian Hospital in Gaza (RSI) has finally stopped operating due to absence of medical supplies amid influx of patients caused by Israeli attacks in the area, said RSI director Atef al-Kahlout.

Indonesia has been elected as a member of the UNESCO Executive Board for the 2023-27 period after winning many votes in the election which took place at the 42nd UNESCO General Conference at its headquarters in Paris, France, on Wednesday (15/11).

Effective as of Friday (17/11), Indonesians can use the Quick Response Indonesia Standard (QRIS) to make payment in Singapore.

Mount Merapi emitted lava avalanches 16 times with a maximum sliding distance of 1.5 kilometers, Thursday (16/11). The report was submitted by the Yogyakarta  Geological Disaster Technology Research and Development Center (BPPTKG).

National Police's anti-terror squad Densus 88 arrested two terrorist suspects in Palu, Central Sulawesi and Central Java. They were suspected of being members of a terrorist groups Anshor Daulah and Jemaah Islamiyah, said Densus 88 spokesperson Pol Comm. Aswin Siregar, per Kompas, Thu (16/11).

Indonesia together with 13 countries that are members of the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework (IPEF) signed the world's first supply chain agreement aimed at creating a strong and competitive supply chain in the region.

The concern for women and children drives Nukila Evanty to continue advocating for their rights. Following the Rempang Island case, where she advocated for women, Nukila Evanty, the chairwoman of the Indigenous Peoples' Initiative (IMA) and Executive Director of the Women Working Group (WWG), continues her advocacy in the Air Bangis region, Pasaman Barat, West Sumatra.