A New Zealand pilot, kidnapped in Indonesia’s Papua region over a year ago, has been released. Phillip Mark Mehrtens, 38, who worked for Susi Air, was abducted from a remote airport in February 2023. He was finally freed on Saturday.

New Zealand pilot Phillip Mehrtens freed by Papua rebels after 19 months of captivity

Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister says his Nation does not deserve to be labelled cannibals and urged the United States to clear up the remnants of World War II littered across the Pacific this comes after US President Joe Biden's comments regarding his missing serviceman.

Papua New Guinea's PM dismisses Biden's claim

New Zealand prime minister Chris Hipkins has disagreed with US President Joe Biden's remark that Xi Jinping is a “dictator”, as he prepares to meet the Chinese leader on an official trade trip to China.

New Zealand PM disagrees with Joe Biden over Xi Jinping ‘dictator’ remark

A New Zealand pilot has been taken hostage by rebel fighters in Indonesia's Papua region. Information is being gathered on the status of other 5 passengers. The separatist fighters set the commercial plane on fire after it landed in the remote highland area of Papua. The west Papua national liberation army claimed responsibility for the attack...

Chief supervising Editor- TV RI World, Imanuddin Razak speaks to WION

Indonesia: New Zealand pilot taken hostage by rebels seeking Papua independence

Rebels demand independence for West Papua

Indonesia summons UK envoy over Papua separatist leader

Four bodies recovered from crashed Indonesian cargo plane

Papua unrest death toll hits 26: Indonesian police

Cargo plane carrying four missing in eastern Indonesia

Indonesia arrests dozens for Papua protests that set buildings afire

Protesters in Indonesia’s Papua area burned buildings on Thursday and forced the power company to cut off electricity in the city of Jayapura.

Papuan protesters sets buildings on fire, cars in Jayapura as unrest continues

Violent protest erupts in capital of Indonesia's Papua

Here's a report that explains the large violent protests in Papua in Indonesia. Indonesia has deployed more troops as it attempts to curb the riots.

WION Gravitas: The pandemonium in Papua

Indonesia arrests 34, blocks internet in Papua to curb protests

Indonesia deploys more troops as violence escalates in Papua

Indonesia sent 200 more police officers to Papua on Tuesday and reined in internet speeds to "prevent hoaxes from spreading" as civil unrest persisted in some parts of the country's easternmost area, officials said.

Indonesia sends more police to Papua, curbs internet speed amid tension

Indonesia president urges calm after violent protests in Papua cities

Police regain control in Indonesia's Papua region after protests

Indonesia: At least 50 dead in floods in Papua

Watch: Indonesia police apologise for using snake in Papua interrogation

Indonesia probing reports dozens of workers shot dead in Papua

A total of 69 toddlers have died in the remote Asmat region

100 in Indonesia's Papua feared dead from malnutrition, measles

Indian pacer Ankul Roy awarded player of the match for taking 5 wickets in 6.5 overs

U-19 World Cup: India beats Papua New Guinea by 10 wickets, Ankul Roy shines

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