Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto has launched a multibillion-dollar programme to provide free meals to 570,000 people on its opening day, aiming to reach 82.9 million by 2029. The initiative, which includes meals for schoolchildren and pregnant women, has faced criticism for its cost of $28bn over five years but is defended by Prabowo as a strategic move to combat malnutrition and boost the economy. The government and military are working together to prepare and distribute meals, with plans to expand the number of recipients to 3 million by March.
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Young siblings who went missing from Ohio months ago found in Iceland
Two young siblings reported missing in Ohio in October were located in Iceland this month by Icelandic police after their mother stopped taking her mental health medication and abandoned them, prompting a search involving multiple agencies. The children, ages 8 and 9, were found at a hotel in Reykjavik after traveling to London, the Island of Jersey, and a remote fishing village in Iceland. The mother is in a hospital in Iceland, while the children...
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