Decision will allow lobbying of interests, defending rights, says foreign minister

Workers cheer in unison, ready to ‘develop Nusantara’

Minorities reportedly subject to agriculture, manufacturing work

Firing ends month-long lull in Pyongyang’s string of tests

Rights group accuses doctors, healthcare system of colluding with authorities

Not clear whether Noeleen Heyzer will try to meet Aung San Suu Kyi

Government looks to extend emergency powers, which allow detention without warrant

No personal advantage gained from administering five portfolios, he says

Yoon Suk-yeol’s approval ratings plunge to a low of 24% in three months

Petrol stations, convenience stores set on fire or bombed, injuring three people

Despite defeat, GOP rebel vows to do ‘whatever it takes’ to ensure ex-president never returns to power

Many European leaders allowed themselves to be ‘seduced’ by Russia’s Vladimir Putin, he says

Incumbent claims rival would usher in ‘communism’, ‘gender ideology’ as country gears up for Oct polls