September

September 19, 2011

Root Them Out

At a conference in Bali, the government said the ongoing scourge of terrorism, not only in this country but around – Read More...
September 19, 2011

‘Soft Approach’ Also Needed to Fight Terrorism

NUSA DUA Repressive measures alone will not be enough to defeat the threat of terrorism, a senior politician has said. – Read More...
September 19, 2011

Buddhism and Democracy

For thousands of years people have been led to believe that only an authoritarian organisation employing rigid disciplinary methods could – Read More...
September 19, 2011

Bali to Host Davos-Style Cultural Forum

JIMBARAN The tourism minister has said that Bali will host a World Cultural Forum to counterbalance the annual economic gathering – Read More...
September 19, 2011

Observations on Bali’s Curious Creature

By Richard Boughton Dogs in Bali are different from other dogs. You may say that the statement is obtuse. You – Read More...
September 19, 2011

So This Drunk Comes into a Bar…

By Vyt Karazija It’s six o’clock on Saturday and a beautiful evening in Bali. There is a sunset tonight that – Read More...
September 19, 2011

Forecasts for week beginning September 17, 2011.

By Jonathan Cainer Perhaps this week’s most interesting influence is an ‘inconjunct’ alignment between Jupiter and Venus. These angles of – Read More...
September 16, 2011

Control: Tourists walk past a banner in Kuta declaring the area free of beggars, motorbike taxis and external guides, all – Read More...
September 15, 2011

Detour: A motorcyclist adheres to traffic signs placed around Ngurah Rai International Airport, which is undergoing a major, multimillion-dollar expansion – Read More...
September 12, 2011

Dead Ugandan Had Kilo of Crystal-Meth in Her Intestines

KUTA A Ugandan woman found dead in a Kuta hotel room had over a kilo of crystal-methamphetamine wrapped in plastic – Read More...