October

October 25, 2010

Of Temples and Mosques: Silent Witnesses of Religious Tolerance

By Tony Kusmiran In recent months, religious tolerance in Indonesia has been marred by rising instances of violence. Certain Muslim – Read More...
October 25, 2010

A World without Violence: Religions and Cultures in Dialogue

By Oded Wiener There is great significance to the many efforts undertaken by some religious leaders in the Middle East – Read More...
October 25, 2010

October 22-28, 2010

By Dr Robert Goldman Longevity News and Review provides readers with the latest information in breakthroughs pertaining to the extension – Read More...
October 25, 2010

As Balinese Die, Chaos Lives

Following an announcement by the health authorities last weekend that 101 people – all Balinese – had now died of – Read More...
October 25, 2010

Visa Woes

Garuda Indonesia, which as the national airline has the inside running on any special arrangements the government may dispense, now – Read More...
October 25, 2010

Consensus is So Often Spelled Coercion

The extensive formalities, long discussions, in-depth explanations and rounds of consultations that are precursors in Balinese society to decision-making and – Read More...
October 25, 2010

Good for a Laugh, But Not When People Are Dying

By Hector Bali exists, as a modern polity, on heroic claims and Walter Mitty propositions. It is also the world – Read More...
October 25, 2010

Taking a Bite Out of Paradise; a Dog’s Life Indeed

By Novar Caine If I were a dog I would live in Bali. There is no doubt about it. I – Read More...
October 21, 2010

Legian Nightspots to Get Standard Security Rules

KUTA Bali Police have a plan to close down nightspots in the Kuta-Legian entertainment district if they are not certified – Read More...
October 21, 2010

Cleanup: A worker rakes rubbish washed up by stormy weather on Seminyak Beach in Kuta. Heavy rains caused by the – Read More...