Indonesia
Honduran divers hunting invasive lionfish to protect reefs
Divers in Tela, Honduras are using organized hunts and community derbies to control populations of invasive lionfish that are threatening local reef ecosystems.
Venezuela's young earthquake survivors grapple with trauma, hunger
Thousands drench Spanish town in annual tomato festival
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Government Pursues Large-Scale Food Production Project in Merauke
Leading PBNU doesn't mean controlling NU voters' choices
Government Offers 50 Per Cent Discount on Work Injury and Death Benefit Contributions for Informal Waste Sector Workers
Government Expands Digital Social Assistance Trial to 43 Districts
Elderly Indonesians in 2045 Face Rising Costs, Depend on Assets
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Fnideq awaits new crossing as migrants weigh desperation against risk
Some migrants in Fnideq remain determined to cross into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta despite the deaths and hardships from a July mass crossing, while others question whether the risk is worth the reward.
Apollo invests $2.6 billion in New York Yankees
The Steinbrenner family's Yankee Global Enterprises has secured a $2.6 billion investment from Apollo Sports Capital, a sports-focused fund managed by Apollo Global Management.
Lookman Switches to No. 11 Jersey for New Season
Nigerian forward Ademola Lookman will wear No. 11 in the upcoming season after previously wearing No. 22.
Sacred rock formations draw visitors to Colombia's Guainía region
The Cerros de Mavicure, three sacred rock formations in eastern Colombia, rise above the Inírida River and surrounding forest in a region managed by Indigenous communities through territorial governance.
