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In check: An employee inspects on Aug. 7 a machine at a lithium-ion batteries and nano carbon materials plant of PT BTR New Energy Material in Kendal Special Economic Zone, Central Java. The foreign-owned company employs 7,800 workers, 94 percent of them are Indonesians.
In check: An employee inspects on Aug. 7 a machine at a lithium-ion batteries and nano carbon materials plant of PT BTR New Energy Material in Kendal Special Economic Zone, Central Java. The foreign-owned company employs 7,800 workers, 94 percent of them are Indonesians. `
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Combining engineering and economics is a winning strategy and should be decisive in managing Indonesia’s limited resources to maximize social and economic benefits nationwide.

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Empowering energy engineers: Indonesia’s path to renewable solutions

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The rapid growth of internet users in Indonesia must be matched by a corresponding rise in critical thinking skills, so its citizens are equipped with the tools they need to navigate the complex digital landscape and avoid being targeted by disinformation and misinformation campaigns.

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To cater to the needs of connoisseurs seeking a unique, marked and unforgettable culinary experience, Adriana Cocina & Bar has opened in Jimbaran, Bali, with the menu combining the vibrant flavors of Mexican cuisine with the artistry of a romantic environment.

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Alila Seminyak partners with Giving Bag to benefit Bali’s local communities

As part of its support for local communities in Bali, Alila Seminyak has entered a partnership with Giving Bag, an award-winning charitable amenity for hotels and brands aiming to make a positive impact for communities in need.

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Are insurance premiums really expensive? Here's the reality

The ownership of insurance is increasingly recognized as a necessity for the Indonesian society in the post-COVID era. Insurance products are essential tools for individuals and their families to realize healthy financial planning.

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Justin Timberlake seeks to dismiss DUI case

On June 18, the 43-year-old entertainer had been pulled over in the town of Sag Harbor, about 160 kilometers east of New York City, after police observed his BMW drive through a stop sign and struggle to stay within street lanes.

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Blues legend John Mayall dead at 90

Mayall, a singer and multi-instrumentalist who was dubbed "the godfather of British blues," and whose open-door arrangement saw some of the greats in the genre hone their craft with him and his band, "passed away peacefully in his California home" on Monday, according to a statement posted on his Facebook page.

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South American lungfish has largest genome of any animal

Eighteen of the 19 South American lungfish chromosomes, the threadlike structures that carry an organism's genomic information, are each individually larger than the entire human genome, according to researchers.

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To celebrate Indonesia’s Independence Day, PT Sasa Inti is showcasing the country’s rich and diverse culinary heritage by curating 17 traditional dishes from various regions across the archipelago.

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Earth hit by 'severe' solar storm

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Seismic data indicates huge underground reservoir of liquid water on Mars

That is the conclusion of scientists based on seismic data obtained by NASA's robotic InSight Lander during a mission that helped decipher the interior of Mars. The water, located about 7.2 to 12.4 miles (11.5 to 20 km) below the Martian surface, potentially offers conditions favorable to sustain microbial life, either in the past or now, the researchers said.

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Saito's core argument -- that capitalism is the root cause of climate change and we need to stop chasing growth to save the planet -- has struck a chord in the world's fourth-largest economy, especially among young people.

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'Just little kids': Taylor Swift's message after shocking UK stabbings

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US rapper Kanye West visits Moscow

Western artists have mostly avoided performing in Russia since the start of its offensive in Ukraine, which led to massive US and European sanctions and travel restrictions to the country.

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Justin Timberlake arrested for drunken driving in the Hamptons

Timberlake was arrested on Long Island in the town of Sag Harbor on Tuesday morning, according to a statement from the local district attorney's office.

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Championing holistic education, Mentari students weigh in on 21st century skills

As we near the end of the first quarter of the 21st century, the world has seen immense developments in science and technology. In parallel, education has evolved accordingly to keep up with the ever changing demands of the global economy to properly prepare students for their futures.

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Video games could improve kids’ brains: Study

Parents often worry about the harmful impacts of video games on their children, from mental health and social problems to missing out on exercise. But a large new United States study published in JAMA Network Open on Monday indicates there may also be cognitive benefits associated with the popular pastime.

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Child protection commission to investigate viral video of paper-eating toddler

A viral video showing a toddler eating paper has spurred an investigation by the Indonesian Child Protection Commission (KPAI). The video, which gained traction in the news on Tuesday, shows a young boy tearing up pieces of paper and eating them while two adults comment on the strangeness of the situation.

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WHO declares mpox a global health emergency

Worried by the rise in cases in the Democratic Republic of Congo and the spread to nearby countries, the WHO hastily convened a meeting of experts to study the outbreak.

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Nicotine-like chemicals in US vapes may be more potent than nicotine, FDA says

The synthetic substances - which have a chemical structure similar to that of nicotine - are not subject to US tobacco and vaping regulations that are designed to control traditional nicotine, a highly addictive drug.

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Breaking Boundaries in Indonesian Reproductive Health Education; YGSI Officially Launches

According to the data collected from the Indonesian Ministry of Health, as many as 5.2 percent of Indonesian teenagers aged 13-17 years have had sexual intercourse. With this statistic in mind, it only makes sense that an organization like The Yayasan Gemilang Sehat Indonesia (YGSI) exists to spread awareness regarding sexual and reproductive education for Indonesian youths within this critical age range.

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Australia launches landmark peanut allergy treatment for babies

Eligible babies will receive daily doses of peanut powder for two years to build up their tolerance, said officials announcing the initiative on Wednesday.

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Five surprisingly delicious leaves you can find in the wilds of West Java

Plucking a leaf from the sea of green to his right, Isep Kurnia ripped it in two and passed it to us. “This is edible too,” he said, “it tastes similar to kacang panjang [long bean].”

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Indian state to inspect outlets of fast-food chains after McDonald's cheese crackdown

The checks threaten to cause a headache for global brands after recent inflationary pressure hit consumption of burgers and pizzas that are pricey for many Indian consumers.

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2024 'increasingly likely' to be warmest on record: EU monitor

Last month the global average temperature was 16.91 degrees Celsius, only 0.04 degrees below July 2023, according to C3S's monthly bulletin, although "the overall context hasn't changed, our climate continues to warm."

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The researchers found iron-rich coatings most prominently on Komodo dragon teeth, although similar coverings were also found on the teeth of other living reptiles, including monitor lizards, crocodiles and alligators.

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Whaling in Japan: Key things to know

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Greenland arrests anti-whaling activist on Japan warrant

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