Paris: Mata Hari, born Margaretha Geertruida Zelle, became an icon in Parisian society in 1905, capturing the attention of high society with her provocative performances. Unbeknownst to her audience, the dark-haired dancer was not the exotic temple da…

Jakarta: Freedom of expression within Indonesia’s civic space is increasingly under threat, with youth organizations continuously grappling with the challenges posed by this restrictive environment. A recent study by Yayasan Partisipasi Muda (Youth Pa…

Paris: Mata Hari, the enigmatic figure who captivated high society in early 20th century Paris, has remained a subject of intrigue and speculation. Her rise from modest beginnings to becoming a celebrated performer and alleged spy is a story of reinve…

Port moresby: Papua New Guinea’s decision to close Taiwan’s trade office in Port Moresby is puzzling from a diplomatic standpoint, but it signals a coming expansion of its economic relationship with China, experts told Radio Free Asia.

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Jakarta: Indonesias Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) on Tuesday warned of waves of up to 4 meters in parts of the countrys waters as two tropical cyclone seeds developed east and west of the Philippines. Agie Wandala Putra, acting…