Jakarta, CNN Indonesia —
News about the President Russia Vladimir Putin highlight insulting actions Nabi Muhammad so hot news until this morning.
Similarly, the news of the death of the Archbishop of South Africa, Desmond Tutu, became one of the many news.
Here are the three pieces of news summarized in this morning’s International Kilas:
Russian President Vladimir Putin said insults to the Prophet Muhammad should not be considered an expression of artistic freedom. Putin called insulting the prophet a violation of religious freedom.
In a year-end press conference quoted from TASS, Putin also criticized the posting of Nazi photos on websites such as the one entitled Eternal Regiment and dedicated to the Russians who died in World War Two.
Putin said this action provoked extremist retaliation such as the attack on the Paris editorial office of Charlie Hebdo magazine after the publication of the prophet cartoon.
Desmond Tutu, South Africa’s first black archbishop, has died at the age of 90. This sad news was delivered directly by South African President Cyril Ramaphosa on Sunday (26/12).
Not only an Archbishop, Desmond even received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1984. The award was given because he played an active role in fighting apartheid and was the last South African to receive the award.
He also played an important role in the transition period during the apartheid era. Desmond has also served under President Nelson Mandela as Chair of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
An outbreak of bird flu has killed more than 2,000 wild storks in a nature reserve in northern Israel. The number of dead storks is unusually high for seasonal flu.
Launch AFPOhad Hatsofe, a specialist at Israel’s Parks and Nature Authority, said another 10,000 storks may have been infected with bird flu.
The virus affects Israel every year, but this year’s outbreak is much bigger than in previous years, said Uri Naveh, a senior scientist at the authority.
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