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  • Concrete balls threaten Indonesia train ‘surfers’ – nocomment

    In Indonesia a dangerous mode of transport just got a lot more dangerous. People clinging precariously to the roofs of trains is a common sight in parts of… 18/01/2012

  • Indonesia induces sphere fear in train surfers

    In Indonesia a dangerous mode of transport just got a lot more dangerous. People clinging precariously to the roofs of trains is a common sight in parts of… 17/01/2012

  • “Punk’s Not Dead” in Jakarta

    Dozens of punks took the streets of the Indonesian capital, Jakarta, to protest against the treatment of their fellow music fans in Banda Aceh by authorities… 17/12/2011

  • Massive worker rally in Indonesia – nocomment

    Thousands of workers rallied outside the office of the mayor of the Indonesian island of Batam on Wednesday (November 23) to demand an increase in the monthly… 24/11/2011

  • Sponsored mass wedding

    Authorities in Makassar, South Sulawesi, have sponsored a mass wedding for about 400 mostly lower-income couples, aged between 20 and 72 years old… 20/11/2011

  • Earthquake hits Indonesian tourist hot spot – nocomment

    A powerful earthquake jolted Indonesia’s popular resort island of Bali on Thursday, causing widespread panic and injuring at least 50 people, many with broken… 14/10/2011

  • Miniskirt protest in Indonesia – nocomment

    Women in miniskirts and tight leggings protest at discriminative remarks made by Jakarta’s governor on Sunday. He reportedly said that women should not wear… 19/09/2011

  • Smoking orangutans in Indonesian zoo – nocomment

    At Taru Jurug Zoo in Solo, a city on Java island, visitors have been giving cigarettes to the red apes for years. One young male, Toni, was captured on video… 17/09/2011

  • Atypical schools for different children

    For people living traditional lives in the jungles of Indonesia, nature can be a challenge. One organisation is setting up informal classes for nomads and… 02/09/2011

  • Muslims around the world mark the beginning of Ramadan

    Muslim woman attend mass prayer session “Tarawih”, which marks the beginning of the holy fasting month of Ramadan, at Al Markaz Al Islami mosque in Makassar… 01/08/2011

  • EU and Indonesia sign sustainable timber pact

    Indonesia and the EU have signed a deal aimed at stopping illegally sourced timber. Destruction of the world’s rain forests, particularly those growing in… 04/05/2011

  • Education in far away places

    This week in Learning World we go to Columbia, Indonesia and Syria to look at the effects of education in far flung corners of the globe. In Colombia young… 11/10/2010

  • Tsunami survivors reunited in Indonesia

    In 2004 Christmas was a time of horror for all those affected by the Asian tsunami, but this year there is joy for one family at least. Mary Yuranda was… 24/12/2011

  • Migrant boat sinks off Indonesia’s East Java

    A boat carrying asylum seekers sunk off Indonesia’s East Java province on Sunday, leaving more than 200 people missing, presumed dead. The overcrowded boat… 18/12/2011

  • Hundreds missing after boat sinks near Indonesia

    More than 300 people are missing after a boat carrying illegal migrants sank off the coast of east Java in Indonesia. According to an official from the East… 18/12/2011

  • Sea battle at Asian summit

    Tensions over China’s Yuan currency and sovereignty in the South China Sea have overshadowd a summit involving the US, China and other nations in Indonesia… 19/11/2011

  • Suicide bomber targets Indonesian church

    A suicide bomber was the only person killed when he detonated his device in the porch of a church in Indonesia. The explosion happened after Sunday service… 25/09/2011

  • Sulawesi islanders flee volcano eruption

    Mount Lokon erupted on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi on Thursday, spewing lava and hot volancic ash as high as 1,500 metres into the air. Authorities… 15/07/2011

  • Jakarta sentences radical cleric to 15 years behind bars

    A court in Indonesia has sentenced radical cleric Abu Bakar Ba’asyir to 15 years in prison.   The 72-year-old was found to be behind the formation and funding… 16/06/2011

  • Greenpeace blame Barbie for forest destruction

    Greenpeace is pointing the finger of blame at Barbie. It claims packaging for the doll is contributing to the destruction of Indonesia’s rainforests. Her… 08/06/2011

  • Savage attacks highlight Indonesian religious violence

    The Indonesian government is facing international criticism for failing to get to grips with a rise in religious violence. Two events in recent days have… 08/02/2011

  • Merapi continues to threaten Indonesia

    Authorities in Indonesia refuse to downgrade the threat from Mount Merapi as the volcano continues to roar and rumble. Situated on the densely populated… 10/11/2010

  • Obama gives major speech aimed at Islamic world

    President Barack Obama has used his state visit to Indonesia to reach out once again to the Islamic world. The US leader and his wife visited Jakarta and… 10/11/2010

  • Obama in Jakarta for trade talks and meatballs

    US President Barack Obama is in the Indonesian capital Jakarta, the second stop of his 10-day four-nation Asian tour. It is an important visit for Obama… 09/11/2010

  • Scores die in biggest Merapi eruption so far

    The biggest eruption so far of Mount Merapi in Indonesia has devastated scores of villages and hectares of countryside in central Java. The temperature was… 05/11/2010

  • Scores killed in fresh Merapi eruption

    Some 50 people have been killed following a fresh eruption of Indonesian’s Mount Merapi volcano. Dozens were also injured in the massive blast estimated to… 05/11/2010

  • Shelters moved as Java volcano erupts again

    The biggest eruption by Indonesia’s Mount Merapi since the volcano began rumbling last week has forced the authorities to move emergency shelters further… 04/11/2010

  • Fresh volcanic eruption spreads panic in Indonesia

    Mount Merapi, Indonesia’s most active volcano, has erupted for a third time causing panic as hundreds of people fled the area. Authorities have raised the… 30/10/2010

  • Indonesian tsunami dead tops 400

    The number of dead in the Indonesian tsunami has now topped 400. The latest count comes despite 300 people still reported missing from Monday’s monster… 29/10/2010

  • Hope running out in search for tsunami survivors

    Rescue crews and relief workers are losing hope of finding survivors of the Indonesian tsunami. The death toll has climbed to at least 370 people and… 29/10/2010

  • EU releases cash for Indonesia’s twin disasters

    Emergency workers in western Indonesia have been finding more bodies after a devastating tsunami earlier this week. The number of dead now stands at 370… 28/10/2010

  • Death toll rises after Indonesian tsunami

    The devastation after Monday’s tsunami in western Indonesia is clear from the air. Over 280 people are known to have died when the three metre wave hit, at… 28/10/2010

  • Indonesia volcano claims 28 lives

    One of Indonesia’s most active volcanoes has now claimed at least 28 live as the country grapples with its second ongoing disaster. Mount Merapi’s eruption… 27/10/2010

  • Indonesia’s president visits tsunami zone

    Rescuers in Indonesia say more than 270 people are now known to have been killed by a tsunami that devastated a group of islands in the west of the… 27/10/2010

  • Indonesia: Tsunami/volcano rescue continues

    Rescuers are still trying to account for hundreds of people in Indonesia after the country was hit by multiple natural disasters. One hundred and fifty… 27/10/2010

  • Tsunami toll likely to rise in Indonesia

    Continuing bad weather is hampering search and rescue operations in the aftermath of the tsunami which slammed remote islands in western Indonesia two days… 27/10/2010

  • Thousands flee erupting Indonesian volcano

    As if an earthquake and tsunami were not enough, Indonesia has been handed the triple whammy of a third natural disaster in the space of 24 hours. Its most… 27/10/2010

  • Indonesian volcano erupts, 12 dead

    Indonesia’s most volatile volcano is erupting, spewing hot ash into the air.   Mount Merapi has sent thousands of residents running for their lives.   Reports… 26/10/2010

  • Deadly floods hit Indonesian capital

    Indonesia has suffered devastating floods this month that have left dozens of people dead. The capital Jakarta has been hit by the latest extreme weather… 26/10/2010

  • Indonesian tsunami kills 100, hundreds missing

    A tsunami that hit remote islands in western Indonesia after an earthquake has killed more than 100 people. Some 500 others are missing. Villages were… 26/10/2010

  • Indonesia’s Mount Merapi erupts

    Indonesia’s Mount Merapi started to erupt on Tuesday, spewing hot ash and rocks into the air. The government raised the state of alert to its highest… 26/10/2010

  • Indonesian tsunami kills 40, hundreds missing

    A tsunami that hit remote islands in western Indonesia after an earthquake has killed at least 40 people. Hundreds more are missing. Villages were swept… 26/10/2010

  • Train crash in Indonesia kills dozens

    A crash involving two trains has killed more than 20 people in Indonesia. Local search and rescue teams at the collision site said at least 22 people are… 02/10/2010

  • Volcano erupts for first time in 400 years

    The last time Mount Sinabung erupted, Shakespeare was writing his plays. Now the volcano on the Indonesian island of Sumatra has done so twice in 24… 30/08/2010

  • Volcano erupts for first time since 1600

    Last time the Mount Sinabung volcano erupted, Queen Elizabeth the First still had three years left on the throne of England. Now, after rumbling for… 29/08/2010

  • Volcano erupts on Sumatra

    On the island of Sumatra in Indonesia the Sinabung volcano has erupted. 12,000 people living in the area have been evacuated in what a spokesperson from the… 29/08/2010

  • Terrorist plot uncovered in Indonesia

    Indonesian police say they have foiled a plot to assassinate the country’s president and carry out attacks on hotels to kill foreigners. Interrogations of… 14/05/2010

  • Violence in Jakarta over Muslim scholar’s tomb

    Hundreds of machete wielding protesters in Jakarta have clashed with security forces using water cannon and rubber bullets over plans to build in an area… 14/04/2010

  • Indonesia hit by major quake

    A major earthquake off Indonesia’s north-west coast has sparked a wave of panic across the country. Power cuts and fires broke out as the 7.7 magnitude… 07/04/2010

  • Indonesia escapes worst after strong quake

    Indonesians are breathing a sigh of relief after a tsunami warning was lifted, following a powerful 7.7 magnitude earthquake off the coast of… 07/04/2010

  • More Java Jazz Festival Highlights

    Dira J. Sugandi performed at the Java Jazz Festival in Jakarta. She is a big star in Indonesia and has just released her debut album, “Something About the… 19/03/2010

  • 15 dead in Indonesian tea plantation landslide

    At least fifteen people have died in a landslide on an Indonesian tea plantation and up to 70 others are missing according to disaster relief agency officials… 24/02/2010

  • Strong quake in eastern Indonesia

    A powerful earthquake has struck Indonesia, five years to the day since the country was devastated by a tsunami. With a magnitude of at least 6, the quake… 26/12/2009

  • 245 survive Indonesian ferry sinking

    An inquiry is underway into the latest sinking of an Indonesian ferry, in which at least 29 people died. 245 others though survived the disaster, which… 23/11/2009

  • Indonesian ferry sinks killing 29

    An inquiry is under way in Indonesia following the sinking of a ferry off the Sumatran coast. The ship went down in heavy seas, claiming the lives of 29… 22/11/2009

  • Ferry capsizes in Sumatra claiming many lives

    A passenger ferry has sunk off the coast of Sumatra, with the loss of at least 20 lives, but 232 people have survived, although there is still a number of… 22/11/2009

  • Health officials fear disease in quake-hit Indonesia

    Public health officials fear the outbreak of disease in Indonesia’s quake-hit West Sumatra Province. Six days after the earthquake devastated Sumatra… 06/10/2009

  • Glimpses of normal life in Indonesia

    Some shops and restaurants have re-opened in the Indonesian port of Padang providing the first signs of recovery from last week’s devastating earthquake. But… 06/10/2009

  • Indonesia ends search for quake survivors

    Five days after a devastating earthquake hit the Indonesian island of Sumatra, the search for survivors has been called off. At least 1,000 people died in… 05/10/2009

  • Hope runs out for Indonesian quake victims

    The death toll following the Indonesian earthquake could run into the thousands. Relief workers hold out little hope of finding more survivors. Rescue and… 05/10/2009

  • Painstaking search in Indonesia amid fading hope

    With thousands of people still missing Indonesian villagers have been desperately digging in the rubble for survivors of Wednesday’s earthquake. Up to… 04/10/2009

  • Little hope for any more Indonesian survivors

    Four days into the aftermath of the earthquake in Indonesia and only bodies are now being found in Padang’s wrecked buildings. Hope is fading fast that any… 04/10/2009

  • Thousands of Indonesians still buried after quake

    Thousands of Indonesians were still buried under debris, days after a strong quake hit Indonesia’s port city of Padang. In most places, rescue teams only… 03/10/2009

  • International aid begins to reach Indonesia

    Amateur video filmed on Wednesday after the earthquake struck Indonesia shows the victims’ terror and some of the damage sustained. The United Nations… 02/10/2009

  • A race against clock for earthquake survivors

    Rescue efforts have reached fever pitch to find possible survivors of the powerful earthquake that hit western Indonesia on Wednesday. The provisional death… 02/10/2009

  • Body count grows in quake aftermath

    Rescue workers are searching for scores of people feared trapped beneath the debris of collapsed buildings after Wednesday’s earthquake on the Indonesian… 02/10/2009

  • Sumatra quake: ‘thousands may be dead’

    It’s now known 1100 people died in Tuesday’s devastating earthquake in Indonesia, but it’s feared that number may rise still further. Rescuers in the port of… 01/10/2009

  • Sumatra quake: the injured

    Padang’s medical resources have been overwhelmed by the disaster. A hospital even collapsed in the quake; hundreds of patients and doctors are missing, feared… 01/10/2009

  • Death toll in Indonesia quake expected to rise into the thousands

    At least 220 people have been killed in the earthquake that struck the city of Padang and surrounding areas on Indonesia’s Sumatra island according to the… 01/10/2009

  • Second quake hits Sumatra where thousands are feared dead

    A second earthquake has hit the Indonesian island of Sumatra where it is feared thousands of people died in an earlier quake. The country’s disaster… 01/10/2009

  • Earthquake: 75 dead, many trapped by Indonesian quake

    At least 75 people are known to have died, and thousands more are missing after a powerful earthquake in Indonesia. It was rated at 7,6, and struck off the… 30/09/2009

  • Strong quake hits off Indonesia

    A strong earthquake has just struck off the coast of the Indonesian island of Sumatra.   The U.S. Geological Survey says the quake, with an epicentre 20 km… 30/09/2009

  • Death toll mounts after Indonesia earthquake

    The rescue effort continues in Indonesia to find more survivors of yesterday’s powerful earthquake. So far at least 57 people are confirmed dead but with… 03/09/2009

  • Indonesia expects quake death toll to rise

    At least 46 people are already known to have died, but authorities in Indonesia expect the death toll to rise significantly as they search for more victims of… 03/09/2009

  • Dozens die in Indonesia earthquake

    A powerful earthquake in Indonesia has left at least 32 people dead and forced thousands more to leave their homes. The magnitude seven quake struck on the… 02/09/2009

  • Powerful earthquake claims lives in Indonesia

    At least 15 people have been killed and more than 5,000 others have been forced to evacuate their homes after a powerful earthquake struck Indonesia’s main… 02/09/2009

  • Indonesia anti-terror raid misses main man

    Indonesian police, who announced they had killed a major terrorist mastermind at the weekend, now say he is still at large and they got the wrong man… 12/08/2009

  • Indonesia claims al-Qaeda leader killed

    Indonesian police are claiming that two raids in the west and centre of the country have killed three suspected Islamist terrorists, one of which may be the… 08/08/2009

  • Indonesia’s deadliest terror suspect believed dead

    Indonesian police in central Java say they have killed the man thought to be the mastermind behind last month’s hotel attacks in Jakarta. Leading Asian… 08/08/2009

  • Police link Jakarta blasts to Jemaah Islamiah

    Two days after terror returned to Indonesia’s capital, police have confirmed Friday’s deadly attacks bear all the hallmarks of Jemaah Islamiah. A breakaway… 19/07/2009

  • Tension on Bali after Jakarta bomb blasts

    Friday’s suicide attacks in Jakarta have revived fears of terrorism on Bali, where security has been tightened. Indonesia’s tourist island has taken years… 18/07/2009

  • Indonesian President visits hotel blast scene

    As Indonesians struggle to come to terms with Friday’s deadly hotel bombings, the country’s President has visited the scene of the suicide attacks. They… 18/07/2009

  • Malaysian suspected over Indonesia blasts

    As Indonesia tries to identify those behind Friday’s deadly hotel blasts, the finger of blame is being pointed at a Malaysian-born militant. Suspicion has… 18/07/2009

  • UN condemns Indonesia blasts

    Police say the bombers who struck at two hotels in the Indonesian capital Jakarta had checked in as guests. That’s how they managed to breach security… 18/07/2009

  • Indonesia hotel blasts kill nine

    Indonesia says suicide bombers were behind twin blasts that killed at least nine people in two luxury hotels. CCTV captured the moment when a bomb tore… 17/07/2009

  • Jemaah Islamiyah blamed for Jakarta bombings

    Indonesia has made great strides in containing terrorism recently, arresting several high-level suspects of Jemaah Islamiyah which has carried out several… 17/07/2009

  • Bomb blasts the work of terrorists, Indonesia says

    Indonesia has said the explosions that ripped through two luxury hotels in Jakarta were the work of terrorists. But President Susilo Banbang Yudhoyono has yet… 17/07/2009

  • Twin bomb blasts hit hotels in Jakarta — foreigners reported dead

    A least nine people including some foreigners have been killed by two near simultaneous bomb blasts in the Indonesian capital Jakarta. The luxury Ritz… 17/07/2009

  • Twin bomb blasts hit hotels in Jakarta-foreigners reported dead

    A least nine people including some foreigners have been killed by two near simultanous bomb blasts in the Indonesian capital Jakarta.   The luxury Ritz… 17/07/2009

  • 6 dead in Jakarta bomb attacks

    Twin bomb attacks in the Indonesian capital Jakarta has killed at least 6 people and dozens injured. Explosions rocked the Ritz Carlton and the Marriott… 17/07/2009

  • Yudhoyono credited with Indonesia’s stability

    Many observers say it is no surprise that Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono has done well in Indonesia’s elections, having maintained stability in a country that has… 08/07/2009

  • Indonesian president set for second term

    Indonesia’s incumbent president Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono appears to have won the country’s election. Initial counting suggests that he gained more than 60… 08/07/2009

  • Battle to save Tarsiers

    Tarsiers, one of the smallest monkey species on earth and found only in South East Asia, may be on the brink of extinction in Indonesia’s forested Sulawesi… 08/06/2009

  • 98 dead in Indonesian air crash

    The number of people killed in this morning’s military air crash in Indonesia has risen to 98, including two on the ground. The C-130 Hercules barrelled into… 20/05/2009

  • 97 dead in Indonesian military plane crash

    At least 97 people are now known to have died in the crash of a military plane in Indonesia. The C-130 Hercules ploughed into several houses as it came down… 20/05/2009

  • Scores dead in Indonesian air crash

    An Indonesian military transport plane carrying 109 people has crashed in East Java on a flight from the capital Jakarta killing at least 64. A local official… 20/05/2009

  • Indonesia poll count begins

    Counting is underway in Indonesia’s parliamentary election with early indications putting current President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono’s Democrat party in the… 09/04/2009

  • Voting ends in key Indonesian election

    Polls have closed in Indonesia’s parliamentary elections. The vote is a forerunner to a presidential ballot in July, which current leader, Democrat Susilo… 09/04/2009

  • Indonesians vote in general election

    Indonesians have gone to the polls in the first of two elections that could determine whether Southeast Asia’s biggest economy pushes ahead with key reforms… 09/04/2009


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