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How Bali's New Visa Rules Could Affect Influencers, Creators And Volunteers
Bali has tightened tourist visa rules as immigration increases checks on influencers, volunteers, digital creators, and unpaid collaborations.
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Not Missiles, But Energy Resilience: The Unexpected Winners Of Iran War
While energy-secure nations found room to manoeuvre, several oil-dependent economies absorbed the harshest shock of the Iran war.
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'Oh My God, They Died': Chilling Video Shows Moment Mount Dukono Erupts On Hikers
Three hikers - including two foreigners and a local resident - have died after Indonesia's Mount Dukono volcano erupted.
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16 Killed After Bus, Fuel Tanker Collide In Indonesia
Four people were hospitalised, three of them with serious burns, according to another emergency official.
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Rare "Rainbow Cloud" Stuns Residents In Indonesia, Internet Calls It "Breathtaking"
On social media, commenters weren't so sure about the iridescent clouds, asking if it was real or even hinting at chemtrails.
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Why Borneo Should Be Your Next Wildlife Destination
Wild orangutans, pygmy elephants, a rainforest older than the Amazon, and somehow, nobody in your friend group has been yet.
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14 Killed, 84 Injured After Trains Collide In Indonesia
The collision between a commuter train and a long-distance train happened late on Monday in Bekasi, just outside Jakarta.
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8 Books You Should Read If You Love Travelling
If travelling is your escape, these books will speak to you. From journeys across continents to personal travel stories, here are must-reads for every travel lover.
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All 8 Onboard Helicopter Killed In Crash In Indonesia
The Airbus H130 helicopter lost contact on Thursday morning five minutes after taking off from a plantation area in Melawi, Mohammad Syafii, the head of Indonesia's rescue agency, said
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"Don't Go Down, Come Up": Indonesian Guide's Split-Second Call Saves Hikers As Mount Dukono Erupts
In volcanic terrain, especially during an active eruption, descending can actually increase the risk.
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How An Indian Amla Tree Gave The Strait Of Malacca Its Name
An Indian amla tree, centuries ago, lent its name to one of the world's most important waterways, the Strait of Malacca
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1986 Suzuki Jimny Pickup Truck For Sale, But There's An Interesting Catch
The pictures show an old Suzuki Jimny modified for off-road functionality while retaining its retro charm in terms of appearance.
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The Malacca Gambit: How China Oil-Choke Strategy Could Backfire On Trump
"Trump is weaponising oil chokepoints from Venezuela to Malacca to pressure China, but Beijing's pipelines, reserves, and shadow fleets mean the real test is which side dares escalate further."
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US May Be Eyeing Strait Of Malacca After Hormuz. Why It Matters To India
Despite comparatively lower direct economic dependence, the United States views the strait through a strategic and military lens. Its narrow width at key points makes it both a potential bottleneck and a leverage point in any future conflict scenario
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Explained: US Move To Choke Iran Oil Exports And Impact On World Supply
The US said on Monday that unauthorised vessels entering or leaving the blockade would face "interception, diversion, and capture".
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How Bali's New Visa Rules Could Affect Influencers, Creators And Volunteers
Bali has tightened tourist visa rules as immigration increases checks on influencers, volunteers, digital creators, and unpaid collaborations.
-
Not Missiles, But Energy Resilience: The Unexpected Winners Of Iran War
While energy-secure nations found room to manoeuvre, several oil-dependent economies absorbed the harshest shock of the Iran war.
-
'Oh My God, They Died': Chilling Video Shows Moment Mount Dukono Erupts On Hikers
Three hikers - including two foreigners and a local resident - have died after Indonesia's Mount Dukono volcano erupted.
-
16 Killed After Bus, Fuel Tanker Collide In Indonesia
Four people were hospitalised, three of them with serious burns, according to another emergency official.
-
Rare "Rainbow Cloud" Stuns Residents In Indonesia, Internet Calls It "Breathtaking"
On social media, commenters weren't so sure about the iridescent clouds, asking if it was real or even hinting at chemtrails.
-
Why Borneo Should Be Your Next Wildlife Destination
Wild orangutans, pygmy elephants, a rainforest older than the Amazon, and somehow, nobody in your friend group has been yet.
-
14 Killed, 84 Injured After Trains Collide In Indonesia
The collision between a commuter train and a long-distance train happened late on Monday in Bekasi, just outside Jakarta.
-
8 Books You Should Read If You Love Travelling
If travelling is your escape, these books will speak to you. From journeys across continents to personal travel stories, here are must-reads for every travel lover.
-
All 8 Onboard Helicopter Killed In Crash In Indonesia
The Airbus H130 helicopter lost contact on Thursday morning five minutes after taking off from a plantation area in Melawi, Mohammad Syafii, the head of Indonesia's rescue agency, said
-
"Don't Go Down, Come Up": Indonesian Guide's Split-Second Call Saves Hikers As Mount Dukono Erupts
In volcanic terrain, especially during an active eruption, descending can actually increase the risk.
-
How An Indian Amla Tree Gave The Strait Of Malacca Its Name
An Indian amla tree, centuries ago, lent its name to one of the world's most important waterways, the Strait of Malacca
-
1986 Suzuki Jimny Pickup Truck For Sale, But There's An Interesting Catch
The pictures show an old Suzuki Jimny modified for off-road functionality while retaining its retro charm in terms of appearance.
-
The Malacca Gambit: How China Oil-Choke Strategy Could Backfire On Trump
"Trump is weaponising oil chokepoints from Venezuela to Malacca to pressure China, but Beijing's pipelines, reserves, and shadow fleets mean the real test is which side dares escalate further."
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US May Be Eyeing Strait Of Malacca After Hormuz. Why It Matters To India
Despite comparatively lower direct economic dependence, the United States views the strait through a strategic and military lens. Its narrow width at key points makes it both a potential bottleneck and a leverage point in any future conflict scenario
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Explained: US Move To Choke Iran Oil Exports And Impact On World Supply
The US said on Monday that unauthorised vessels entering or leaving the blockade would face "interception, diversion, and capture".
