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JAKARTA -- A firebrand Indonesian cleric was sentenced to four years in prison on Thursday for lying about his COVID-19 test result. (confirmed by 3 sources) [1]
JAKARTA -- Huge crowds in Jakarta welcomed the return of Indonesian Islamist leader Muhammad Rizieq Shihab, who returned to the country on Tuesday after three years of self-imposed exile in Saudi Arabia. [2]
JAKARTA (Reuters) -- Six suspected supporters of a hardline Indonesian Islamic cleric Rizieq Shihab were killed in a clash with police on Monday, Jakarta police chief Fadil Imran told reporters. [3]
Decision gives boost to country's vaccination program starting Wednesday With 229m doses secured, vaccinating 67% of population may take over three years Leaders angle for more security and economic help as Biden era draws near Across Asia, pandemic ... [4]
JAKARTA -- Just a week after returning from exile in Saudi Arabia, an Indonesian Islamist leader is already creating a stir by holding mass gatherings of Muslims despite the country's coronavirus crisis. [5]
InterviewJapan precision instruments maker Shimadzu counts on US-developed products Company expands R&D facilities, seeking opportunities in new energy Masami Tomita, a managing executive officer at Shimadzu, spoke with Nikkei about the company's pla... [6]
PATTAYA, Thailand — A Pakistani DJ was attacked by a group of around ten men believed to be local food delivery riders after one of them ordered him to stop his motorbike and accused him of “causing trouble.” The 31-year-old victim, who works as a DJ... [7]
TOKYO -- On Monday, Nov. 24, at Toyota Arena Tokyo, a highly anticipated all-Japanese boxing showdown is taking place as Tenshin Nasukawa faces Takuma Inoue for the vacant WBC bantamweight world title. [8]
JAKARTA -- A firebrand Indonesian cleric was sentenced to four years in prison on Thursday for lying about his COVID-19 test result.
JAKARTA -- Huge crowds in Jakarta welcomed the return of Indonesian Islamist leader Muhammad Rizieq Shihab, who returned to the country on Tuesday after three years of self-imposed exile in Saudi Arabia.
JAKARTA (Reuters) -- Six suspected supporters of a hardline Indonesian Islamic cleric Rizieq Shihab were killed in a clash with police on Monday, Jakarta police chief Fadil Imran told reporters.
Decision gives boost to country's vaccination program starting Wednesday With 229m doses secured, vaccinating 67% of population may take over three years Leaders angle for more security and economic help as Biden era draws near Across Asia, pandemic
JAKARTA -- Just a week after returning from exile in Saudi Arabia, an Indonesian Islamist leader is already creating a stir by holding mass gatherings of Muslims despite the country's coronavirus crisis.
InterviewJapan precision instruments maker Shimadzu counts on US-developed products Company expands R&D facilities, seeking opportunities in new energy Masami Tomita, a managing executive officer at Shimadzu, spoke with Nikkei about the company's pla
PATTAYA, Thailand — A Pakistani DJ was attacked by a group of around ten men believed to be local food delivery riders after one of them ordered him to stop his motorbike and accused him of “causing trouble.” The 31-year-old victim, who works as a DJ
TOKYO -- On Monday, Nov. 24, at Toyota Arena Tokyo, a highly anticipated all-Japanese boxing showdown is taking place as Tenshin Nasukawa faces Takuma Inoue for the vacant WBC bantamweight world title.
RANGOON—In the lead up to the foiled terrorist attack on the Burmese Embassy in Jakarta, Indonesian Islamic terrorist leader Abu Bakar Bashir warned of launching jihad—holy war—against Burma’s government over its treatment of Muslim minorities.
Nikkei Asia is tracking the spread of the coronavirus that was first detected in the central Chinese city of Wuhan. Cumulative global cases have reached 180,346,611, according to Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore.