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JAKARTA: Indonesian gas buyers eye LNG imports from US
Indonesia n liquefied natural gas buyers are ready to take advantage of falling gas prices in the US , following a boom in shale gas development that has boosted the country's gas supply in the past several years.
Inside the making of the Bali bombs
An Indonesian militant charged in the 2002 Bali terrorist attacks told interrogators he spent weeks holed up in a rented house, painstakingly building a half-ton bomb using household items including a rice ladle, a grocer's scale and plastic bags.
PT Sinar Mas Agro Resources and Technology Tbk (SMAR) - Financial and ...
It was formerly known as PT Maskapai Perkebunan Sumcama Padang Halaban. PT SMART Tbk principally engaged in cultivating and harvesting the palm trees along with the processing of fresh fruit bunches into crude palm oil and palm kernel oil.
Bali bomb made using rice ladle
In this Nov. 29, 2011 file photo, terrorist suspect Umar Patek, center, is escorted by police officers as he arrives to testify for his wife, Ruqayyah binti Husein Luceno, who is on trial for immigration violations, at a district court in Jakarta, Indonesia.
Indonesia: 14 dead, 40 injured in West Java bus accident
Lincoln County Sheriff's Office News Release Lincolnton, NC - An observant neighbor and a deputy on patrol led to the arrests ofA three men Thursday.
An impressively-moustachioed cousin recently started his own business. His old employer in Jakarta wished him all the best and threw him a grand send-off party.
Men have higher tendency for corruption : Megawati
Ms Megawati Soekarnoputri, Indonesia's first woman president and chief patron of the Democratic Party of Struggle , claims that men have more of a tendency to engage in corrupt activities than women.
Terror trial of accused Bali bomber starts Monday
JAKARTA, Indonesia — An Indonesian accused of making the explosives used in the 2002 Bali bombings is scheduled to go on trial next week on terrorism and murder charges, a court official said Thursday.
JAKARTA: US firms want a piece of Indonesia
Buoyed by strong economic growth and a relatively stable political environment, Indonesia is poised to become a key investment destination for US companies, provided that the historical impediments to investment in the country are addressed, the US-Asean Business Council says.
JAKARTA: Indonesian airlines boost commitment to guaranteeing flight safety
On the heels of the arrests of pilots using crystal methamphetamine, airlines operating in Indonesia boosted their commitment to preventing air crews from consuming drugs and alcohol for the sake of flight safety .
JAKARTA: Young Indonesians striving for social change
The large amount of plastic items that are thrown away have become a serious problem in many countries and Indonesia has not been an exception.
Jakarta staying out of Aust abbatoir fuss
INDONESIA'S deputy agriculture minister has refused to weigh into the issue of animal cruelty at an abattoir in Sydney, saying it is a matter for Australia.
Military Intelligence Operations are still underway in Papua
The appointment and deployment of Major-General Mohammad Erwin Syafitri as commander of KODAM XVII Cenderawasih Papua is clear proof that the Land of Papua is still an area of operations of Indonesian military intelligence.
Indosat offloads 2,500 telecom towers in USD519m deal
Indonesia's second largest telecoms group by subscribers and revenue, PT Indosat, has sold a total of 2,500 telecommunications towers to PT Tower Bersama Infrastructure, the telco confirmed yesterday.
JAKARTA: Indonesian investors confident of shake-up at Bumi
The Indonesian shareholders of Bumi Plc., seeking to remove co-chairman Nat Rothschild, are confident they can shake up the miner's board before creating the world's biggest coal firm , major investor Samin Tan said on Tuesday.
Indonesia Unexpectedly Cuts Interest Rate to Support Growth Amid Slowdown
Indonesia 's central bank unexpectedly cut its benchmark interest rate for the first time in three months, taking advantage of easing inflation to support growth in a deteriorating global economy.
Alleged Bali bomber to face court Monday
The trial of key Jemaah Islamiah operative Umar Patek in relation to a string of terrorism offences, including the 2002 Bali bombings, will begin in Jakarta next week.
JAKARTA: Conflicts could worsen ahead of Indonesia's 2014 elections
Indonesia 's National Intelligence Agency has called on the public to stay vigilant ahead of the 2014 legislative and presidential elections as it forecasts that social violence will likely escalate.
Deaf Indonesian, 12, isn't your typical bat mitzvah
It took place in Jakarta, Indonesia, a majority Muslim country with an Jewish community that is thought to number in the double digits.