NEW DELHI Governments around the world struggled on Wednesday to evacuate nationals from violence-hit Libya, with Asian countries facing a... Read More →

SINGARAJA An administrative oversight after a change of government has left the inhabitants of a block of flats in Singaraja... Read More →

SINGARAJA A provincial government program to offer free home-improvement work to poor families and to ensure minimum basic living conditions... Read More →

DEPASAR An advertising industry chief has claimed that the business in Bali is unfairly dominated by foreign-owned companies, many of... Read More →

DENPASAR Environmental pressures and changing land use means that Bali is no longer suitable for agricultural development, and farmers should... Read More →

DENPASAR In the first round of the battle over new zoning laws and restrictions on hotel developments officially launched by... Read More →

DENPASAR Two officers of the National Police’s elite Mobile Brigade (Brimob) are among seven men arrested on suspicion of involvement... Read More →

As images captured by a Bali Times photographer this week show, in places there is tangible evidence of action in... Read More →

DENPASAR Tests on dogs in 10 villages in Bali in the past 12 months showed no signs of rabies, but... Read More →

WASHINGTON A powerful solar eruption that triggered a huge geomagnetic storm has disturbed radio communications and could disrupt electrical power... Read More →