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business Mar 3, 2026, 11:00 AM
Nike shifts jobs to exploit low wages in Indonesia - Nike's employment has expanded in low-wage regions of Indonesia, notably Central and West Java.
- The minimum wage in these areas is significantly below the estimated living wage, raising concerns for workers.
- The shift towards lower-wage regions poses ethical questions regarding labor practices and workers' rights.
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military conflicts Feb 20, 2026, 9:51 AM
Tragic fire on cruise ship kills crew member during Singapore voyage - A fire broke out on the World Legacy cruise ship early in the morning of February 20, resulting in one crew member's death and four passengers hospitalized.
- The Singapore Civil Defence Force extinguished the fire at around 4 a.m., and emergency services were activated to manage the situation.
- This incident raises serious concerns regarding passenger and crew safety on cruise ships and the effectiveness of emergency response protocols.
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business Feb 13, 2026, 1:53 PM
Japan's bus industry turns to Indonesian drivers amid worker shortage - A driving school in Central Java prepares Indonesian students to meet Japan's bus driver shortage by teaching language and traffic rules.
- Many Indonesian trainees have received job offers from various bus companies in Japan due to their familiarity with Japanese vehicles.
- This collaboration aims to alleviate Japan's workforce issues while providing employment opportunities for Indonesian drivers.
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business Jan 30, 2026, 11:25 AM
Nike claims its factory workers earn a living wage, but workers dispute it - Interviews with nearly 100 workers revealed most earn around minimum wage instead of the claimed 1.9 times the local minimum wage.
- Cicih Sukaesih's past activism led to changes in Nike's labor practices, yet many issues persist in the present day.
- The disparity between Nike's reported figures and workers' accounts indicates ongoing challenges in fair wage practices.
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humanities Jan 21, 2026, 5:00 PM
Oldest cave art discovery challenges European creativity timeline - Recent discoveries in Sulawesi indicate the presence of ancient cave art dating back over 67,800 years.
- The findings challenge the belief that artistic and symbolic expression originated solely in Ice Age Europe.
- This breakthrough suggests a longer history of creative capability among early humans across different regions.
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military conflicts Jan 18, 2026, 11:58 AM
Search teams recover body from wreckage of missing Indonesian surveillance plane - Indonesian authorities have found wreckage of a surveillance aircraft missing in South Sulawesi.
- The aircraft was transporting three government officials and seven crew members when it lost contact.
- Rescue operations are ongoing, with one body recovered and search efforts continuing for the others.
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environment Jan 14, 2026, 4:30 PM
Philippines struggles to manage radioactive zinc containers stranded for months - 23 containers of radioactive zinc were stranded in Manila Bay after being rejected by Indonesian authorities due to traces of radioactive Caesium-137.
- The containers were brought ashore on January 11 and are awaiting a medium-term solution for storage, possibly at the Subic Bay military facility.
- The Philippine Nuclear Research Institute assures that radiation levels are low, but concerns over contamination continue to prompt discussions about safety and health risks.
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military conflicts Dec 28, 2025, 9:04 PM
Fernando Martin dies in tragic boat accident in Indonesia - A tourist boat carrying 11 people sank in Indonesian waters on December 26, 2025.
- Rescue operations led to the recovery of some survivors, including Martin's wife and one daughter, but several family members remained missing.
- The search continues as the football community mourns the tragic loss of Fernando Martin and his children.
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