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Indonesia's Muslim national daily, founded by the Indonesian Muslim Intellectuals' Association.
Iran Siap Perang dan Negosiasi dengan AS, Selat Hormuz Tetap Ditutup
The outlet reports Iran's stance, via Ghalibaf, that it is ready for both war and negotiations with the US while keeping Hormuz closed until its seven conditions are met, and notes the US expulsion of two Iranian delegates. Iran's position is presented largely in its own words and without editorial criticism.
Jaksa Portugal Selidiki Dugaan Penggunaan Pangkalan Lajes oleh Militer AS untuk Serang Iran
Republika reports that Portuguese prosecutors have opened an inquiry into whether the US military's use of the Lajes base in the Azores for its conflict with Iran was legal, following a Left Block complaint. It describes the US operations as "aggression against Iran."
AP2LN: Ikusei Shuro Jadi Momentum Tingkatkan Kualitas Pemagangan Indonesia
An Indonesian apprenticeship-organizers' association welcomes Japan's switch from TITP to Ikusei Shuro in April 2027 as a chance to upgrade pre-departure training, while asking for regulatory certainty amid a possible shift of oversight between Indonesian ministries. Japan is portrayed as a valued partner setting standards.
Filipina Tuduh China Hambat Misi Pasokan di Laut China Selatan
Relays Reuters' report that the Philippines accuses China of dangerous maneuvers obstructing a 24 September resupply mission to Second Thomas Shoal, with no collision or injuries. China's response is noted as pending; the claims are attributed to Manila.
Gunakan Perahu Karet, Puluhan Imigran Ilegal Kembali Terobos Perairan Inggris dari Prancis
A short news report on a rubber boat carrying dozens of migrants seen off Berck-sur-Mer, France, heading for England, in what is described as a new pattern of long coastal crossings. The headline frames the migrants as "illegal immigrants" breaking into English waters.
Kapal Filipina Dan Tiongkok Tabrakan Di Laut China Selatan
A brief report says a Chinese coast guard ship and a Philippine government vessel collided in disputed South China Sea waters, with Manila and Beijing blaming each other. It takes no side.
Filipina dan Tiongkok Saling Tuding Usai Insiden Tabrakan Kapal di Laut China Selatan
Reports a Philippines-China ship collision near a Spratly shoal, giving the Philippine coast guard's ramming allegation and China's counter-accusation. It notes that Beijing's sea claim was found to have no legal basis by an international ruling.
Kapal China Tabrak Kapal Filipina di Laut China Selatan
Reports the Philippines' accusation that a China Coast Guard ship rammed a Philippine fisheries bureau vessel near a Spratly shoal, noting the video does not show the contact and China has not responded.