Interesting Places in Bali
Bali is famous for its culture and beautiful natural view. The culture is so unique and nowhere else to be found in the world. The view is dominated by beautiful rice field terraces, coconuts and rain forest as the main occupation of Balinese is farmer. The culture and the nature have a strong relation with Hindu, their religion. Everywhere you go, you may see many Hindu temples. And their life is also strongly related with and influenced by their religion. This is the reason why Bali is called the Island of God, the Island of Thousand Temples, and the Paradise Island.
Below some interesting places in Bali Island.
Xi Jinping tells China’s national security chiefs to prepare for ‘worst case’ scenarios
Hong Kong | Wed May 31, 2023 Chinese leader Xi Jinping has called on his top national security officials to think about “worst case” scenarios and prepare for “stormy seas,” as the ruling Communist Party hardens efforts to counter any perceived internal and external threats. At a meeting of the party’s National Security Commission on …
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China warns US, South Korea against ‘provoking confrontation’ with North Korea
Beijing, China | Thu, April 27, 2023 On Thursday, after President Joe Biden and his South Korean counterpart stated Pyongyang would face the “end” of its government if it used its nuclear arsenal, China urged Washington and Seoul against “provoking confrontation” with North Korea. According to Mao Ning, a spokeswoman for the Chinese foreign ministry, …
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Putin ally Lukashenko meets Chinese leader Xi Jinping in Beijing
Wednesday | March 1, 2023 Chinese leader Xi Jinping met with Belarusian counterpart Alexander Lukashenko – a close ally of Vladimir Putin – on Wednesday, in a state visit that comes as the West warns China against providing lethal aid for Putin’s war in Ukraine. According to Belarusian state media agency Belta, Xi welcomed Lukashenko …
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After fleeing war, Ukrainian ballet dancers in Netherlands hope their culture alive
Tuesday | 28 February 2023 While Russia’s war in Ukraine rages on, a group of refugees in The Hague, Netherlands, have used their talents to help preserve Ukrainian culture and raise awareness for the dire situation in their country. Little over a year ago, just after Russia invaded Ukraine, the United Ukrainian Ballet was established. …
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Sister shields sibling from dust during 36-hour wait for help after quake
Wed February 8, 2023 Two children wedged between concrete in the remains of their home in northern Syria have been rescued more than 36 hours after Monday’s quake trapped their family as they slept. The older child can be heard on film pleading with rescuers as they stand amid the ruins of the children’s home …
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Peru’s top prosecutor launches inquiry into president and top ministers after deadly protests
Wed January 11, 2023 Peru’s top prosecutor’s office on Tuesday said it has launched an inquiry into new President Dina Boluarte and members of her cabinet over violent clashes that have seen at least 40 killed and hundreds injured since early December. But on Tuesday night, a vote of confidence in the new administration was …
G20’s criticism of Russia shows the rise of a new Asian power. And it isn’t China
Hong Kong | Thu November 17, 2022 When world leaders at the Group of 20 summit in Bali, Indonesia, issued a joint statement condemning Russia’s war in Ukraine, a familiar sentence stood out from the 1,186-page document. It quoted Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s remarks to Russian President Vladimir Putin at their face-to-face meeting in …
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Kherson resident describes a ghost town of exhausted people
Mon October 24, 2022 A resident of Kherson has described the situation in the Russian-occupied Ukrainian city as tense, with people “emotionally exhausted,” the streets empty from mid-afternoon onwards, and Russian soldiers often seen in civilian clothes. The woman was contacted by a third party and was speaking just before the civilian population of Kherson …
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Olivia Newton-John to receive state memorial service in Australia
United States | August 20, 2022 According to Victorian state Premier Dan Andrews’ announcement on Thursday, Australia will have a state memorial service for singer and “Grease” actress Olivia Newton-John, who passed away on Monday in the United States. After speaking with Newton-family, John’s Andrews said in a tweet that they had accepted the offer …
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Australia’s environment is ‘poor and deteriorating’ says damning new report
July 20, 2022 | 20.21 pm Australians assessed a recent report that showed how much the nation’s environment has worsened in the last five years as Europe sweltered in the summer heat. Tuesday saw the long-awaited release of the State of the Environment report, which was introduced by Tanya Plibersek, the new environment minister for …
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Chinese fighter jet ‘chaffs’ Australian plane near South China Sea, Canberra alleges
Seoul, South Korea | June 7, 2022 According to Australia’s Defense Ministry, a Chinese fighter jet’s aggressive maneuvers endangered the crew of an Australian surveillance plane patrolling near the South China Sea. Last month, while on a normal surveillance flight in international airspace, the Chinese J-16 came alongside the Australian P-8, discharging flares and chaff …
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The surprising reasons why Atlanta’s airport is the world’s busiest
Forrest Brown | 27th April 2022 Residents of the Deep South refer to Atlanta as “The Big City.” However, after you leave the area, it begins to feel much smaller. It’s only the country’s seventh-largest metropolitan region. It doesn’t even make the top 40 in metro regions around the world. However, Atlanta can once again …
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Pakistan’s Imran Khan facing no-confidence vote claims US interference
Islamabad, Pakistan | Fri, April 1, 2022 Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan accused the US of seeking to sway political events in the country on Thursday, as he confronts a no-confidence vote. According to Kyodo News, Khan stated at a public gathering in Islamabad on Sunday that the opposition’s no-confidence vote was the result of …
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Major NATO manoeuvres kick off in Norway
Oslo, Norway | Mon, March 14, 2022 As tensions between the West and Russia over the Ukraine war rise, major military drills involving 30,000 NATO troops and partner countries began in Norway on Monday. Cold Response 2022 seeks to test how Norway would manage Allied reinforcements on its soil, in accordance with Article 5 of …
US silent on whether Macron helped ease Ukraine crisis
Washington, United States | Fri, February 11, 2022 The French president’s journey to Russia this week prompted a chorus of cautiously optimistic remarks about preventing an invasion of Ukraine, but the US has remained curiously silent on the diplomatic mission. Since President Emmanuel Macron met with President Vladimir Putin on Monday to try to resolve …
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Japan, Australia to sign defense cooperation pact amid China’s rise
Tokyo, Japan | Thu, January 6, 2022 In a virtual meeting Thursday, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and his Australian counterpart Scott Morrison will sign a treaty to facilitate joint exercises as their countries seek to strengthen defense cooperation in the face of China’s growing military influence in the region. The leaders are also expected …
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Ukraine’s defense minister warns there will be a ‘bloody massacre’ if Russia invades
December 7, 2021 Ukrainian Defense Minister Oleksiy Reznikov told CNN that if Russia decides to invade Ukraine, it will be a “really bloody massacre,” and that “Russian guys will also come back in coffins,” amid increased concern about troop movements on the countries’ border. Reznikov urged US President Joe Biden, who was scheduled to speak …
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Riverside restaurant makes waves in Thailand as flood dining
Thailand | 9th October 2021 Titiporn Jutimanon, the proprietor of a Riverside restaurant in Bangkok, was concerned that flooding in Thailand would put an end to a business that was already failing because to the epidemic. However, the rising Chao Phraya river tide brought with it an unexpected chance this week. Rather of closing due …
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Biden asks Kellyanne Conway, Sean Spicer to resign from military academy board
Washington | Thu, September 9, 2021 The White House announced on Wednesday that it had requested 18 Trump administration appointees to resign from military college boards, stating that such officials must be “aligned with the ideals of this administration,” according to President Joe Biden. The 18 – six from each of the Air Force Academy, …
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China calls on US to support new Afghan “political structure”
Beijing, China | Mon, August 30, 2021 According to state-run media, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi told US Secretary of State Antony Blinken that Washington should assist the new “political structure” in Taliban-ruled Afghanistan in maintaining normal government operations. According to the official Xinhua News Agency, Wang also remarked during his phone call with Blinken …
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Australia’s capital Canberra to enter virus lockdown
Canberra, Australia | Thu, August 12, 2021 Canberra, Australia’s capital, was placed on lockdown for seven days on Thursday after a single Covid-19 case was discovered in the city, which had previously escaped virus restrictions. Around 400,000 people in the nation’s political capital will be ordered to stay at home starting at 5:00 p.m. local …
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China mass testing shows virus cases at six-month high
Beijing, China | Wed, August 4, 2021 China recorded the greatest daily number of local coronavirus cases in months on Wednesday, as a trail of Delta variant infections was discovered through mass testing and contact tracing activities. On Wednesday, health officials recorded 71 domestic cases, the most since January, as China tackles its worst outbreak …
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Nearly 100 people missing as oceanfront Miami-area building collapses
Miami, United States ● Fri, June 25, 2021 On Thursday, rescue personnel combed through tons of wreckage in search of survivors after a portion of an oceanfront apartment complex collapsed overnight near Miami, leaving at least one person dead and about 100 people missing. Hours after a big chunk of the Champlain Towers South condominium …
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Biden promises to lay down ‘red lines’ to Putin
Brussels, Belgium | Wed, June 16, 2021 After encouraging NATO allies to face down challenges from Moscow and Beijing, US President Joe Biden said Monday that he would set “red lines” for his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin at their next meeting. “I’m not seeking for conflict with Russia,” Biden said following his first NATO summit …
Malaysia decides against lockdown despite surge in COVID-19 cases
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia | mon, May 24, 2021 Despite daily COVID-19 cases reaching over 6,000 this week, Malaysia decided against a nationwide lockdown on Saturday. Other steps will be introduced, including reduced business hours and requiring millions of people to work from home, according to Defense Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob, who coordinates the implementation of …
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Japan e-commerce CEO calls Olympics ‘suicide mission’
Tokyo, Japan | Sat, May 15, 2021 Although the coronavirus pandemic continues to rage around the world, the head of Japan’s e-commerce giant Rakuten has cautioned that holding the Tokyo Olympics this summer will be a “suicide mission.” In an interview with CNN, CEO Hiroshi Mikitani said, “It’s risky to host the major international event …
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Philippines Foreign Minister sends an expletive-laced tweet over the China Sea Dispute
Manila, Philippines | Mon, May 3, 2021 | 8.57 pm The Philippine foreign minister on Monday requested in an expletive-laced message on Twitter that China’s vessels get out of disputed waters, marking the latest exchange in a war of words with Beijing over its activities in the South China Sea. The comments by Teodoro Locsin, …
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Senators urge Biden to impose more sanctions on Myanmar junta
Washington, United States | Wed, April 28, 2021 In reaction to the military junta’s coup and brutal crackdown on demonstrators, a bipartisan group of US senators urged the Biden administration to slap further sanctions on Myanmar’s military junta, including choking revenues to a state energy corporation. In a letter to Secretary of State Antony Blinken …
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Australia says two citizens released from Myanmar detention
Yangon, Myanmar | Mon, April 5, 2021 | 8:25 pm According to Canberra’s foreign affairs department, two Australians who were detained in Myanmar late last month have been released and have left Yangon. After attempting to flee the country on a relief flight in March, business consultants Matthew O’Kane and Christa Avery, a dual Canadian-Australian …
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WHO experts say countries should keep using AstraZeneca jab
Geneva | Thu, March 18, 2021 | 07:31 pm World Health Organization experts on Wednesday recommended countries continue to use the AstraZeneca vaccine, but said they were looking into the jab’s safety after a slew of countries suspended its use over health fears. After many countries expressed concerns of blood clots or brain haemorrhages, the …
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Four dead in Senegal unrest after opposition leader held
Senegal | Sat, March 6, 2021 | 8:47 pm The Senegal government on Friday vowed to use “all means necessary” to return order after police fired tear gas in clashes with supporters of opposition leader Ousmane Sonko as the interior minister said four people had died. The brawls erupted after a court ordered Sonko to …
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Protests against coup continue for fifth day in Myanmar
Yangon, Myanmar | Wed, February 10, 2021 | 08:55 pm Protests against last week’s military coup continued in Myanmar for a fifth day on Wednesday, while the United States, the European Union and others condemned violence against demonstrators the previous day. As demonstrators defied a ban on large gatherings and their numbers grew into the …
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Britain opens visa scheme for millions of Hong Kongers
Hong Kong | Sun, January 31, 2021 | 09:47 pm A new visa scheme offering millions of Hong Kongers a pathway to British citizenship will go live later on Sunday as the city’s former colonial master opens its doors to those wanting to escape China’s crackdown on dissent. Everyone with a British National (Overseas) passport …
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China’s peak Lunar New Year air travel season fizzles as COVID cases rise
Beijing, China/ Tue, January 26, 2021 / 08:32 pm Iphie Nie, a 30-year-old designer in Beijing who usually travels to visit family in her hometown of Shenzhen during the Lunar New Year has, like many Chinese, reluctantly decided against booking a flight for the mid-February holiday. The government has discouraged travel in what is usually …
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World facing ‘catastrophic moral failure’ on vaccines: WHO chief
Geneva | Tue, January 19, 2021 | 08:22 pm The world is on the brink of a “catastrophic moral failure” if rich countries hog Covid-19 vaccine doses while the poorest suffer, the head of the WHO said Monday. Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus of the World Health Organization condemned the “me-first” mindset of wealthy nations and …
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Philippines extends travel ban over new virus strain
Philippines | Saturday, January 16, 2021 | 08:00 am The Philippines said Friday that a travel ban on foreigners from Japan and other countries where a new, probably more transmissible strain of the coronavirus has been reported, has been extended until the end of this month. After its announcement Wednesday that just such a form …
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WHO team due in Wuhan as China reports first virus death in months
Beijing | Thu, January 14, 2021 | 03:14 pm A WHO team of experts was scheduled to arrive in the Chinese city of Wuhan on Thursday as China recorded its first Covid-19 death in eight months in the wake of a resurgence of virus cases. In the north of China, more than 20 million residents …
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Mexico City restaurants defy COVID-19 shutdown
Mexico City | Tue, January 12, 2021 | 11:12 am Hundreds of restaurants in Mexico’s capital re-opened Monday in violation of a city moratorium on non-essential practices intended to counter an increase in coronavirus cases. Restaurateurs in Mexico City warned that they were faced with a strong choice-a breach of the suspension order or the …
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