The Bali Times

January 3, 2011

Revived Obama Celebrates Year-End Wins

WASHINGTON President Barack Obama capped a crisis-strewn first two White House years this week flexing restored power at home and – Read More...
January 3, 2011

S. Korea Holds Major New Drill as North Raps

SEOUL South Korea’s military held a live-fire drill involving tanks, artillery and jet fighters on Thursday, in a major show – Read More...
January 3, 2011

For Santa Fan It’s Christmas Every Day

It began with an innocent legacy from an elderly aunt, when she bequeathed Jean-Guy Laquerre an early 20th-century papier-mache Santa – Read More...
January 3, 2011

Forecasts for week beginning December 25, 2010.

By Jonathan Cainer CAPRICORN (December 22 – January 20) You are getting quite an education. Unfortunately, you don’t have much – Read More...
December 22, 2010

Inundated: Motorists battle their way through Denpasar on Tuesday as heavy rains continue to flood many areas of Bali. Photograph: – Read More...
December 22, 2010

French Couple in Mystery Deaths

SINGARAJA Mystery surrounds the deaths of a French couple at a small hotel in Banjar, Buleleng, on Monday. They were – Read More...
December 20, 2010

Beware of Those Who Say They’ll Save You the Bother of Voting

By Hector How Indonesia chooses to govern itself is wholly a matter for Indonesians to decide. Those of us who – Read More...
December 20, 2010

Counter-Radicalisation Is Bedevilled by Fiery Pitfalls

By Abbas Barzegar Many of us are still bewildered by the bizarre news of the 19-year-old Somali-born American citizen, Muhammad – Read More...
December 20, 2010

Sidelining Christians in Arab World Will Be Our Downfall

By Hasni Abidi Should we be concerned about the fate of Christian communities in the Arab world? This issue hits – Read More...
December 20, 2010

Custom v the Law

In a country as vast size as Indonesia, a centralised system of jurisprudence is the only way order can be – Read More...