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The Wall Street Journal: Anwar asked Jusuf to broker deal over GE13
He said Anwar had approached him about an agreement two months ago and they met at his Jakarta home, where the PKR adviser asked him to reach out to Najib and secure his commitment for a peaceful election outcome.
Michael Youssef: From Atlanta To The Ends Of The Earth
We no longer live in a time when isolationism is possible. Through the power of technology, those across the world are as accessible to us as those next door to us.
Eight-year jail term sought for bomb-maker in Indonesia - Indiatalkies.com
Jakarta, May 26 Prosecutors in Indonesia have asked a court for an eight-year prison sentence for alleged bomb-maker Muhammad Thoriq.
'Indonesia is seeing a new corporate colonialism'
Land conflicts between farmers and plantation owners, mining companies and developers have raged across Indonesia as local and multinational companies have been encouraged to seize and then deforest customary land - land owned by indigenous people and administered in accordance with their customs.
Bigotry undermines religious tolerance award for President
Engkus Ruswana cannot bury his dead in a public cemetery. They are interred in his yard instead.
Psy to perform in Indonesia, South Korean diplomatic celebration
South Korean pop star Psy will perform in Indonesia at a concert celebrating diplomatic ties between the two countries, his management agency said Saturday.
Sudipta cash trail may lead to Singapore, Bangkok
According to sources, FIU may seek the help of the international Egmont Group sharing financial information across member countries to spot money laundering.
A NUMBER of political leaders have appealed to Singaporeans not to place too much faith on university degrees in an apparent effort to manage public expectations.
JAKARTA: Indonesia seeks to regain status as 'spice country'
Indonesia is seeking to more than triple its spice exports in 2015 to take advantage of the world's growing spice trade, a move that could see it revive its glory years as a world renowned spice exporter.
Over 340 people arrested in islandwide anti-crime blitz
Singapore's law enforcement agencies arrested some 340 people in a four-day island-wide blitz which lasted from May 20 to 23.
Indonesia Continues to Disappoint on Religious Freedom
The Tier 2 designation indicates that "violations engaged in or tolerated by the government are particularly severe." It means that the country is on the threshold of joining Burma, China, Saudi Arabia, and North Korea as the world's worst violators of religious freedom.
Thein Sein's Visit to Washington
U.S. President Barack Obama shakes hands with Myanmar's President Thein Sein in the Oval Office at the White House in Washington on May 20, 2013.
New Market Report Now Available: Home Improvement and Gardening Stores in Indonesia
The increasing real estate trend in Indonesia, especially in established cities such as Jakarta and Surabaya, contributed to the robust growth of home improvement and gardening stores.
Eight youths arrested for rioting over staring incident
Police have arrested eight young men aged between 15 and 20 years old, who are believed to be involved in a case of rioting.
Candi Bajangratu: I imagine that the Majapahit tradition of landscape excellence has travelled down through the ages, inspiring the present day team in their topiary pursuits.
SINGAPORE: Long way to go before Indonesia sees rail revival
If Ignasius Jonan, the youthful boss of the state-owned Kereta API national rail way, has his way, Indonesia will soon see the rebirth of the golden age of rail , with trains replacing many of the trucks carrying freight across populous Java.
Standard Chartered Taps Asean's Rich for Growth
Standard Chartered is "very positive about Asean as a whole," Sands, 51, said in an interview, referring to the 10-member Association of Southeast Asian Nations .
In Indonesia, football is kicked around by political parties
Children attend a training session of the Bogor government soccer school at Pajajaran stadium in Bogor March 10, 2013.
US criticized over response to Indonesia attacks
The U.S. is expressing concern over increased attacks on religious minorities in Indonesia, but human rights groups accuse Washington of downplaying the problem as it looks to forge stronger relations with Jakarta.
Religious Award Sparks Indonesia Protest
They said it sends the wrong message about a country where religious minorities face increasing violence and persecution.