Smoking 2-Year-Old Successfully Kicks Nicotine Habit After Intensive Rehab
Indonesia’s notorious smoking infant from South Sumatra, the 30-month-old AR, has kicked his addiction to nicotine after taking part in a monthlong intensive rehabilitation program, the National Commission for Child Protection said on Thursday. 11:55pm Sep 2, 2010Obscure Indonesian Group Claims Borobudur Temple for Islam
Jakarta. Could the internationally famous ninth-century Borobudur Temple in Central Java, which features hundreds of Buddha statues, in fact be Islamic? 11:48pm Sep 2, 2010Malaysians Seek Maid Over Death
Jakarta. Authorities here will assist Malaysian police in locating an Indonesian migrant worker sought in connection with the murder of a 15-month-old boy in her care, a Manpower Ministry official said on Thursday. 9:20pm Sep 2, 2010Public Backs Streamlined House: Survey Shows
Jakarta. Two surveys have shown that the public largely agrees with the view of the major political parties that a reduced number of factions in the House of Representatives would facilitate more effective government. 11:35pm Sep 2, 2010Marzuki Alie Cools on Pool for New Indonesian Lawmakers Office
Jakarta. House leaders are distancing themselves from the reported luxurious facilities the controversial new House of Representatives office building will have, but maintained on Thursday that the project would go forward. 11:44pm Sep 2, 2010Indonesian Clerics Wary of Moves to Ban ‘Deviant Sect’
Susno and Sjahril Face Off in Court Over Fish Farm and Gayus Bribes
Sex, Violence Crowd TV Schedules During Ramadan
Pricier Gas Canister Gear Still Not ‘Safe’
Major Collapse in Chain-of-Command Fueling Deadly Buol Riots: Yudhoyono
Whistle-Blower Tells KPK to Aim Higher in Bank Indonesia Bribe Case
8 More Suspects Indicted in Aceh ‘Al Qaeda’ Terror Ring
Once-Mighty Yudhoyono Losing His Luster: Polls
Malaysia Speech Provides a Much-Needed Tonic
A flood of cars and buses attempting to merge onto the highway outside Plaza Semanggi as other drivers struggle to maneuver their way through them to enter the mall. Police have acted to stop the bottleneck by closing the entrance to the shopping center. (JG Photo/Yudhi Sukma Wijaya)
Susno and Sjahril Face Off in Court Over Fish Farm and Gayus Bribes
Susno Duadji, the former National Police chief of detectives, denied accusations made by a witness that he had accepted Rp 500 million ($55,000) in bribes from accused case broker Sjahril Djohan, when they came face-to-face on Thursday during Sjahril’s trial at the South Jakarta District Court. 12:07am Sep 3, 2010
Obscure Indonesian Group Claims Borobudur Temple for Islam
Smoking 2-Year-Old Successfully Kicks Nicotine Habit After Intensive Rehab
Fast-Food Giant Cuts Ties With Sinar Mas
US fast food giant Burger King said on Thursday that it would no longer buy palm oil from Sinar Mas or its subsidiaries, after Greenpeace’s successful campaign against the Indonesian group’s land-clearing practices. 9:55pm Sep 2, 2010
Indonesian Government Eyes Bonds to Help Fill Infrastructure Funding Gap
Antimonopoly Commission Objects to Unilever Takeover of Sara Lee Body Care
Thai Coal Giant Banpu Says It’s Still Committed to ITM Despite Stake Sale
Belarusian OK After Frightening On-Court Collapse at American Open
Victoria Azarenka’s on-court collapse in the scorching heat at the US Open was a result of hitting her head in the gym ahead of the match, the 10th-seeded Belarusian said on Wednesday. 8:01pm Sep 2, 2010
Raging Roddick Exits; American Hopes Fall on Isner
Covering Up Sparks Debate at Basketball World Championships
Malaysian Teen Races Into History With His Spin at Wheel of an F1 Car
Bangkok Wants Its Tourists Back
The Idul Fitri holiday is almost here. If you and your family are considering a break outside the country, Bangkok might have been scratched off your list after recent violence there. The city wants you back. 6:44pm Sep 2, 2010
Bollywood’s ‘Anger’ Rages Against Honor Killings in India
Solutions for Gridlock Are Long Overdue
As a large and teeming metropolis with a daytime population of close to 11 million, Jakarta is beset with problems, with traffic being one of the more serious ones that the city has failed to effectively deal with. 10:11pm Sep 2, 2010
A Cash-Strapped America Can No Longer Afford Grand Foreign-Policy Initiatives
My Jakarta: Natalia Tjahja, Founder of the Maria Monique Foundation
After Natalia Tjahja lost her 7-year-old daughter to heart disease in 2006, she created the Maria Monique Foundation to grant last wishes to terminally ill children around the world. Four years later, the foundation, named after Natalia’s daughter, has helped put a smile on the faces of more than 7,000 boys and girls all over the globe. Natalia tells us a little bit about what she does and why she can always use your help — and not just your credit card. 7:19pm Sep 2, 2010
My Jakarta: Mpe, Art Gallery Curator
Why does Jakarta's Old Town seem to be crumbling before our eyes? How slow planning, red tape and inertia is jeoparding the capital's biggest historical legacy
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Sewage, garbage, poor clean water supply and flooding all make the lives of millions in Jakarta a misery and put them at risk of disease. What can be done?
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The city's transport problems are evident to every visitor. But how bad is the problem really? Is the gridlock necessary? Is anyone even working on a solution?
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Saudis Ask Obama to Free Compatriot Jailed for Abusing Indonesian Maid
Indonesian Academic Claims Borobudur Temple Is Islamic
Yudhoyono to Address Malaysians from Indonesia Military Headquarters
Mom Kills Herself and Toddler Over Big Debt
Jakarta's Controversial Buddha Bar Ordered Closed
Tifatul Sembiring Targets BlackBerrys in Push to Eliminate Internet Porn
Malaysia Says Protests Don’t Reflect Relationship with Indonesia
Miranda Case: 26 Suspects Named
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12:56am | Indonesian Academic Claims Bor...
"Ratu" in "Ratu Boko" means "King." And "Boko" is ancient Javanese for "heron." His real name is Karung Kala, but was given the nickname "heron" as he liked to roam ...
11:42pm | Saudis Ask Obama to Free Compa...
As an American I appreciate your interest in this. As a Democrat (a member of the president's political party)I very much doubt that you have anything to worry about. ...
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Loudspeakers are originally used for the purpose of distance calling, e.g. their use in less populated regions where citizens reside far apart and beyond (from each other)for example ...
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@SirAnthonyKnown-Bender : Since the legislative actually create special commitee for serving FPI, you'll say "Told ya" in less than a decade... Such a sad, sad country
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@Xildur...For once I do agree with you on this issue...And again the Conservatives are brainwashed, the rest don't care much about it because they are too busy making ...
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Oh wow! Genie in the bottle hu....?
So, what is the latest creation from the genie Mr. Fahmi?
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