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Japan PM to reshuffle Cabinet to push for reforms
Japan's Cabinet resigned en masse Friday as the prime minister reshuffles his lineup in a bid to revive the struggling economy and open up the country to stay globally competitive.
Legislator Dedy Gumelar from the House of Representatives commission overseeing sports says his commission plans to summon Youth and Sports Affairs Minister Andi Mallarangeng next week to seek clarification over the recent dispute between two soccer organizers.
Tax office submits Gayus’ taxpayers data to police
The tax office has submitted to the police data pertaining to the taxpayers allegedly involved in the suspected tax manipulation activities of notorious former tax officer and graft defendant Gayus H. Tambunan.
The other side: Vehicles pass the new Kalibata bridge, which opened for public use on Friday. The 500-meter bridge crosses the Ciliwung River, connecting the Dewi Sartika area in East Jakarta and Kalibata in Pasar Minggu, South Jakarta. (Antara/Widodo S. Jusuf) 
Wrong turn: An overturned truck lies in the East Cideng River, Jakarta, on Thursday. The truck, loaded with textiles, veered off the shoulder of the road and plunged into the river at 4 a.m. Nobody was injured in the accident. (Antara/Ujang Zaelani) 
Path to victory: PSMS Medan soccer player Ari Yuganda celebrates after scoring a goal against Pro Titan FC Medan during the Ti Phone Indonesia XVI Major League Division match at Teladan Stadium in Medan, North Sumatra, on Wednesday night. PSMS Medan won 2-0. (Antara/Septianda Perdana) 
A road divided: A road divided. A road connecting districts in Sirahan village, Magelang, Central Java, is seen with a deep rift running along it after a lahar flow from Mt. Merapi swept through the village. Financial activity in the area was paralyzed after the volcanic sludge cut off access to several roads. (Antara/Anis Efizudin) 
Clipped wings: Passengers wait to return their tickets at the Mandala Airlines headquarters in Jakarta on Thursday. The airline's management announced it would ground all flights starting January 12. (Antara/Ujang Zaelani) 
Tax office submits Gayus’ taxpayers data to police
The tax office has submitted to the police data pertaining to the taxpayers allegedly involved in the suspected tax manipulation activities of notorious former tax officer and graft defendant Gayus H. Tambunan.
Experts pessimistic over Cabinet shakedown plan
Following the submission of the Cabinet evaluation results to President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, some political pundits expressed their pessimism that the evaluation would prompt the President to carry out a significant overhaul of his Cabinet, despite apparent dissatisfaction on ministers' ...
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