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Pertamina fuel subsidy oversight and regional shortages

8 clusters · 53 sources · last updated

Latest: Palembang gas stations continue to serve modified motorcycles for Pertalite

Pertamina Patra Niaga has intensified oversight and sanctions against gas stations (SPBU) across Indonesia to ensure the proper distribution of subsidized fuel through its ‘Subsidi Tepat’ program. In West Sumatra, enforc

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Indonesia PLN electricity operations and tariff freeze

39 clusters · 72 sources · last updated

Latest: PLN expands electricity infrastructure and rural access in Sulawesi

PLN has maintained electricity tariffs through the third quarter of 2026. The Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources decided to freeze rates for both subsidized and non-subsidized categories to preserve consumer purcha

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Sulawesi ancient betel nut use discovery

2 clusters · 4 sources · last updated

Latest: Sulawesi archaeological find reveals ancient betel nut use

Archaeological research conducted on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi suggests that humans may have used psychoactive substances as far back as 25,000 years ago. By examining the skeletal remains of two ancient hunter-g

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Sulawesi prehistoric betel nut use

2 clusters · 26 sources · last updated

Latest: Sulawesi remains suggest psychoactive drug use 25,000 years ago

Archaeological research conducted on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi suggests that prehistoric humans used psychoactive substances as early as 25,000 years ago. By analyzing the skeletal remains of two hunter-gatherers

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Neolithic cannibalism research in Granada caves

2 clusters · 6 sources · last updated

Latest: Granada caves reveal distinct Neolithic cannibalism episodes

Archaeological research conducted in three caves in Granada—Malalmuerzo, Carigüela, and Majolicas—has identified recurring episodes of Neolithic cannibalism in southern Iberia. An international research team, including t

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