Indonesia was once seen as a darling of investors. But fears of corruption and policy missteps are raising concerns about the country’s economic future
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A mother joins thousands of protestors who are demonstrating against the government in Jakarta, Indonesia 🇮🇩.
At least one person has been killed and over 50 have been injured in the country's capital after days of unrest.
“I truly hope that people understand what’s happening.”
“I’m a UN pro bono official — I’m not even paid. Yet suddenly I’m a threat to the global economy. Why? Because I asked big tech to comply with international law and stop profiteering from genocide.”
— Francesca Albanese
If conflicts with internal or external opponents become severe, laws and punishments targeting the opposition will be imposed. For a picture of where we are headed and what we should do, you can pre-order my new book, How Countries Go Broke: The Big Cycle, here: https://t.co/mLYq3X0OIf #howcountriesgobroke #principles
🧎♂️🙏🏻 Here’s Bruno Guimarães at the end of the game on Sunday…
🏆 Walking up and down the length of the St James’ Park pitch on his knees like he promised — thanking God for the Carabao Cup & for Champions League qualification.
🏃♂️ it was just a few hundred more yards for the midfielder, who ran 261 miles last season — 19 miles more than any other player in the @premierleague.
#NUFC 🇧🇷 @brunoog97