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PONTIANAK: Indonesia’s government was accused of “gross negligence” in a court case that opened on Wednesday against the president and other officials over a toxic haze emitted by wildfires that blanketed parts of Borneo island.
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North Korea criticised the United States over its arms sales and military support for Taiwan, accusing Washington of fuelling tension in the Taiwan Strait, state news agency KCNA said on Wednesday.
A planned high-voltage power line linking Romania and Moldova will be named the "Trump Liberty Line," the US embassy in Chisinau said on Monday, making it the latest infrastructure project to bear the name of US President Donald Trump.
Indonesia's Constitutional Court has ruled that incomplete education documents submitted by Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka before the 2024 election did not disqualify him from office, saying that questions about his eligibility were the responsibility of other institutions.
Slovak rejection of German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul’s view that Russia poses the greatest threat to the freedom of European countries came from Defense Minister Robert Kaliňák during a JOJ24 debate with former ambassador to NATO Tomáš Valášek of the opposition Progressive Slovakia party on Oct. 6.
Following a massive Russian attack, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha urged international partners to step up sanctions against Russia and increase military support for Ukraine to force the Kremlin to choose a diplomatic path instead of continuing the war.
Arfat Sheikh was arrested at Washington Dulles International Airport on September 24, advocacy group says.
