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Suharto and Indonesia’s Heroic History

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By Rhys Griffiths
| buff.ly
When Indonesia’s former president Suharto died aged 86 in 2008, the nation began a week of mourning and conflicted reflection. It was, wrote the Jakarta Post, the end of a ‘remarkable life’; it was also, it hoped, the end of autocratic presidencies. Foreign obituaries were less measured: ‘Dictator brought order and bloodshed’, said the New York Times. The contours of Indonesia’s independent history might broadly be told as a tale of a revolution, two presidencies, and a reformation.
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Top tips on key contracts in the travel industry

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By Rhys Griffiths, Lucy England, Farina Azam
| Lexology Verified
Click here to watch the video. Our travel webinar series returned on Tuesday 11 March, with Rhys Griffiths and our team offering a comprehensive guide to the “dos” and “don’ts” of key contracts in the travel industry.
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Recovery and reuse of homogeneous palladium catalysts via organic solvent nanofiltration: application in the synthesis of AZD4625

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By Hui Xiao, Rhys Griffiths, Yanyue Feng, Staffan Karlsson
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Recovery and reuse of homogeneous palladium catalysts via organic solvent nanofiltration: application in the synthesis of AZD4625† Homogeneous catalysts are frequently used in the pharmaceutical industry but suffer from problematic separation from the reaction mixture and subsequent reuse.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

My career in journalism started as a trainee reporter on the Dover Express, a weekly newspaper in Kent.

What's your favorite social network?

Definitely Twitter. It is a fantastic newsgathering tool and a great way to engage with my audience and fellow journalists.

Why did you become a journalist?

Because I'm inquisitive and can write. I did one week's work experience in a newsroom in 2006 and was hooked.