indonesia
EU ready to send satellite system to help Indonesia after 7.7 magnitude earthquake
The Engineering Crisis at Paks The Paks Nuclear Power Plant, located approximately 100 kilometers south of Budapest, is the cornerstone of Hungary’s energy independence, generating roughly half of the country’s electricity. The facility relies on the Danube River as its primary source for cooling water, a necessity for managing the heat generated by its reactors. […]
Indonesia Supreme Court Upholds Acquittal of Indigenous Dayak Farmer Misran Toni Amid Coal Mining Protest Conflict
The Indonesian Supreme Court has officially upheld the acquittal of Misran Toni, an Indigenous Dayak farmer known locally as Imis, bringing a definitive end to a high-profile legal battle that has become a symbol of the friction between local communities and the nation’s massive coal mining industry. The decision, handed down on August 5, 2026, […]
Indonesia: Environmentalists, Indigenous Leaders Unjustly Prosecuted
The Escalation of Persecution Under the Prabowo Administration The transition of power in 2024 marked a pivotal shift in Indonesia’s domestic policy, characterized by an increased reliance on security forces to drive economic objectives. The HRW report, titled “Grabbed Land, Silenced Justice: The Persecution of Environmentalists and Indigenous Leaders in Indonesia,” highlights how the current […]
