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Fake news sparks panic among Indonesia quake victims

  • Fears about aftershocks have been aggravated by a stream of hoaxes and fake news that warned a tsunami-generating quake was about to strike
By AFP ·
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Indonesian students demonstrate against repression of civil liberties

By Natalia Laskowska ·
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Internet blackout as troops move to quell Papua unrest

By Natalia Laskowska ·

Indonesia to ban export of nickel ore by January

By Reuters ·
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Indonesia to move capital from sinking Jakarta to Borneo

By AP ·
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Jakarta literary festival aims to give a voice to the voiceless

By ISMIRA LUTFIA TISNADIBRATA ·
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How Indonesians celebrate Independence Day

By ISMIRA LUTFIA TISNADIBRATA ·
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Indonesian pilgrim, 95, heads for Hajj after King Salman invite

By ISMIRA LUTFIA TISNADIBRATA ·

One dead, hundreds flee homes as 7.3 magnitude quake hits Indonesia

By AP - AFP ·

Suspected Indonesian militant wounded in failed suicide bombing

By Reuters ·

Indonesia presidential race pits heavy metal against the general

By AFP ·

Hoax busters: Indonesia’s front line in the war on fake news

By AFP ·

Indonesia president's campaign chief warns on fake news, undecided voters

By Reuters ·

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