75 Years of China-Indonesia Ties: A Diplomatic Celebration
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto mark 75 years of diplomatic relations with warm, inspiring messages.
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75 Years of China-Indonesia Ties: A New Chapter in South-South Cooperation
Celebrating 75 years of diplomatic ties, China and Indonesia boost trade, infrastructure, and strategic cooperation in a new era of South-South success.
Floods in Jakarta: One Dead and Thousands Displaced
Severe floods have swept through Jakarta, Indonesia’s capital, resulting in the loss of one life and displacing thousands of residents. Relief efforts are underway as the city grapples with the aftermath.
Indonesia Unveils Free Annual Health Screenings to Boost Public Health 🌟
Indonesia introduces free annual health screenings to enhance public health and wellness for its citizens.
Indonesia’s Taman Safari Celebrates Chinese New Year with Snake-tacular Festivities 🐍
Join the vibrant Chinese New Year celebrations at Indonesia’s Taman Safari, featuring lion dances, noodle-making, and a wild twist with snakes! 🎉🐍
Celebrate Chinese New Year at Indonesia’s Taman Safari 🎉🐼
Experience the excitement of Chinese New Year at Indonesia’s Taman Safari! Enjoy lion dances, cultural parades, Lamian noodle shows, and celebrate the Year of the Snake with pandas and snakes!
Indonesia’s Leap into BRICS: A New Era for ASEAN 🌏
Indonesia joins BRICS as a full member, making history as the first Southeast Asian nation to join the group, signaling a new era for ASEAN’s global influence.
Indonesia’s Spring Festival: A Colorful Fusion of Cultures 🎊
Discover how Indonesia celebrates the Spring Festival, blending Chinese traditions with local charm in a vibrant cultural fusion! 🎉🌏
China Cheers Indonesia’s Entry into BRICS 🌏✨
China warmly congratulates Indonesia on becoming a full member of BRICS, marking a significant moment for the Global South and international cooperation. 🌏✨
🌧️ Landslides Rock Java Island: 10 Lost, Communities Unite in Indonesia
Heavy rains have caused devastating landslides and flash floods on Indonesia’s Java Island, affecting over 170 villages. 10 people have died, 2 are missing, and thousands have been displaced.