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Mastercard Teams With Digital Assets Gateway Provider Fasset to Drive Crypto Adoption in Indonesia
Mastercard has partnered crypto gateway provider called Fasset to co-develop digital solutions and escalate crypto adoption in Indonesia. As per Fasset executive Hendra Suryakusuma, this partnership seeks to lower the barriers to digital finance and drive greater opportunities to benefit from the use of emerging financial services.
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2 Australian Clubbers, Busted In Bali Over Cocaine, Paraded Before Media
Two Australian clubbers arrested in Bali for cocaine possession were paraded in front of local media Tuesday as they faced a possible 12-year jail term, police said.
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Indonesia Plane That Crashed Had Technical Issue In Previous Flight: CEO
An Indonesian Lion Air plane that crashed into the sea shortly after taking off from Jakarta on Monday had a technical problem on a previous flight, but it had been resolved according to procedure, the company's chief executive said.
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Indonesia's President Joko Widodo Says Open To Death Penalty Review
Indonesia's President Joko Widodo said he would restore a moratorium on the death penalty if he won the backing of the people, after a spate of executions that drew international condemnation.
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Indian Facing Death Sentence May Not Be Pardoned: Indonesian President
An Indian national facing death sentence in Indonesia on drug smuggling charges may not be pardoned, President Joko Widodo has indicated, saying the capital penalty is handed down only to individuals who have carried out serious crimes and is not based on nationality.
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Indonesia Executes 4, But Spares Gurdip Singh Who Called Wife Today
Indonesia on Friday executed four drug convicts, three of them foreigners, an official said, drawing swift condemnation as Jakarta pushes on with its tough campaign of capital punishment.
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Counting On Sushma Swaraj, Says Family Of Punjab Man Who Faces Execution
A man from Punjab is among 14 people who are to be executed within hours, unless Indonesia changes its mind. Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj phoned his family this evening to reassure them that she is doing her best to save Gurdip Singh, 48, who belongs to Jalandhar.
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Pak Urges Indonesia To Delay Execution Of Man Convicted Of Drug Smuggling
Pakistan on Monday urged the Indonesian government to stay the execution of one of its nationals convicted of smuggling drugs, citing concerns that his 2005 trial had been unfair.
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Indonesian Leader Joko Widodo Insists Death Penalty 'Positive' for Country
Indonesian President Joko Widodo insisted Saturday that the death penalty was "positive" for his country after the execution of seven foreign drug convicts by firing squad last month sparked international outrage.
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Indonesian Court Postpones Death Row Frenchman's Appeal
An Indonesian court today postponed the start of an appeal by a Frenchman on death row to next week, indicating the country's slow-moving justice system could delay his execution for some time yet.
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Mastercard Teams With Digital Assets Gateway Provider Fasset to Drive Crypto Adoption in Indonesia
Mastercard has partnered crypto gateway provider called Fasset to co-develop digital solutions and escalate crypto adoption in Indonesia. As per Fasset executive Hendra Suryakusuma, this partnership seeks to lower the barriers to digital finance and drive greater opportunities to benefit from the use of emerging financial services.
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2 Australian Clubbers, Busted In Bali Over Cocaine, Paraded Before Media
Two Australian clubbers arrested in Bali for cocaine possession were paraded in front of local media Tuesday as they faced a possible 12-year jail term, police said.
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Indonesia Plane That Crashed Had Technical Issue In Previous Flight: CEO
An Indonesian Lion Air plane that crashed into the sea shortly after taking off from Jakarta on Monday had a technical problem on a previous flight, but it had been resolved according to procedure, the company's chief executive said.
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Indonesia's President Joko Widodo Says Open To Death Penalty Review
Indonesia's President Joko Widodo said he would restore a moratorium on the death penalty if he won the backing of the people, after a spate of executions that drew international condemnation.
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Indian Facing Death Sentence May Not Be Pardoned: Indonesian President
An Indian national facing death sentence in Indonesia on drug smuggling charges may not be pardoned, President Joko Widodo has indicated, saying the capital penalty is handed down only to individuals who have carried out serious crimes and is not based on nationality.
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Indonesia Executes 4, But Spares Gurdip Singh Who Called Wife Today
Indonesia on Friday executed four drug convicts, three of them foreigners, an official said, drawing swift condemnation as Jakarta pushes on with its tough campaign of capital punishment.
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Counting On Sushma Swaraj, Says Family Of Punjab Man Who Faces Execution
A man from Punjab is among 14 people who are to be executed within hours, unless Indonesia changes its mind. Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj phoned his family this evening to reassure them that she is doing her best to save Gurdip Singh, 48, who belongs to Jalandhar.
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Pak Urges Indonesia To Delay Execution Of Man Convicted Of Drug Smuggling
Pakistan on Monday urged the Indonesian government to stay the execution of one of its nationals convicted of smuggling drugs, citing concerns that his 2005 trial had been unfair.
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Indonesian Leader Joko Widodo Insists Death Penalty 'Positive' for Country
Indonesian President Joko Widodo insisted Saturday that the death penalty was "positive" for his country after the execution of seven foreign drug convicts by firing squad last month sparked international outrage.
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Indonesian Court Postpones Death Row Frenchman's Appeal
An Indonesian court today postponed the start of an appeal by a Frenchman on death row to next week, indicating the country's slow-moving justice system could delay his execution for some time yet.
