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November 5, 2010

Three Soldiers Stand Trial over Torture Video

JAYAPURA Three soldiers appeared before a military tribunal in Papua on Friday to face charges over the alleged torture of... Read More →
November 5, 2010

Obama to Give Bali a Miss

DENPASAR US President Barack Obama will not visit Bali during his trip to Indonesia next week, an official said on... Read More →
November 3, 2010

500 Police Quieten Latest Buleleng War

SINGARAJA Five hundred police sent to Lemukih village in Sawan to control the latest outbreak of violence over settlers and... Read More →
November 3, 2010

President Visits Camps as Mt Merapi Rumbles

YOGYAKARTA Mount Merapi volcano spewed more deadly heat clouds on Wednesday as President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono visited some of the... Read More →
November 3, 2010

Hotels Nearly Lose ‘Village Views’ in Funding Row

DALUNG Residents of the Badung village of Bongkasa on the Ayung River were stopped at the last minute last weekend... Read More →
November 2, 2010

President Doesn’t Rule Out Corby Freedom

JAKARTA Following a meeting with Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard in Jakarta on Tuesday during which she pressed for clemency... Read More →
November 2, 2010

Editorial: Disasters Natural and Of Our Making

The country is once again mourning a significant loss of life due to natural disasters that we are largely powerless... Read More →
November 1, 2010

Officials Deny Failures in Tsunami Aid Effort

PADANG Officials denied on Monday reports that aid is rotting in ports as desperate tsunami survivors scavenge for wild roots... Read More →
November 1, 2010

Behind the Lush Bali Headlines Lurks Fertile Despair

Columnist Novar Caine reveals yet another part of the real Bali that is too often ignored Bali is in the... Read More →
October 30, 2010

Chaotic Evacuation as Mt Merapi Erupts Again

HARGOBINANGUN Mount Merapi volcano erupted violently early on Saturday, sparking chaos as people tried to scramble to safety, fearful of... Read More →