, the regulator said the retention of office by CAP’s executive chairperson Wang YuYun and executive

Five years ago, a scan of Istu Prayogi’s lungs showed the kind of damage that comes from smoking cigarettes.... Istu began wearing a face mask, as his doctor recommended, but that was only a short-term solution.... “ The governor doesn’t see this lawsuit as a disturbance to the government’s work but as a vehicle for collaboration.” Jakarta, with nearly 11 million people, is the largest of five cities that have grown together to create a vast urban region that extends into three provinces....

KUALA LUMPUR( THOMSON REUTERS FOUNDATION)-Indonesia should make permanent its temporary ban on new permits for palm oil plantations to advance progress on tackling deforestation and meet its climate goals, environmentalists say. Home to the world's third-largest tropical forests and also its biggest palm-oil producer, Indonesia introduced a three-year freeze on plantation permits that expires in September. The moratorium sought to prevent forest fires, deforestation and land conflicts, help meet