Updated: October 12, 2023 Malaysian delegation studies BRIN’s radioactive waste management Must Read Nationalindonesianupdates.com_admin - May 30, 2025West Java mining landslide kills 10, rescue efforts ongoing Nationalindonesianupdates.com_admin - May 30, 2025Indonesia targets 2025 ASEAN U-23 Championship title Nationalindonesianupdates.com_admin - May 30, 2025Indonesia’s Batam raises COVID-19 alert amid Singapore case surge A delegation from the Department of Atomic Energy, Malaysia, visited Indonesia to study the regulations and management of radioactive waste by the National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN). Director general of Atom … Previous articleNetherlands urges acceleration of energy transition in IndonesiaNext articleAPEC makes progress on structural reform amid challenges Latest News National - May 30, 2025West Java mining landslide kills 10, rescue efforts ongoingThe bodies of 10 victims killed in a landslide at the Mount Kuda limestone mining site in Cirebon District,... National Indonesia targets 2025 ASEAN U-23 Championship title - May 30, 2025 National Indonesia’s Batam raises COVID-19 alert amid Singapore case surge - May 30, 2025 National Indonesia eyes reciprocal Makkah Route for Hajj pilgrims - May 30, 2025 National Minister urges companies in Morowali improve eco-friendly operations - May 30, 2025 More Articles Like This Prabowo sees off Macron to Singapore in Yogyakarta World - May 30, 2025 Include climate loss, damage in BRICS agenda: Indonesian Government World - May 30, 2025 Prabowo discusses free meals, energy with Chinese Premier World - May 26, 2025 “China Travel” trending amid visa, tax policy boost World - May 24, 2025
