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Indonesia is currently experiencing widespread protests and unrest, sparked by a proposed housing allowance for parliament members and fueled by growing public dissatisfaction with the government. The protests intensified after the killing of a motorcycle taxi driver by a police vehicle in Jakarta, leading to clashes between demonstrators and... show more

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