3 hrs ago | Asia News Network
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.
4 hrs ago | Bloomberg
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 .
8 hrs ago | The Star Online
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.
10 hrs ago | The Miami Herald
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.
13 hrs ago | Voice of America
Religious Award Sparks Indonesia Protest
They said it sends the wrong message about a country where religious minorities face increasing violence and persecution.
14 hrs ago | GPB.org
As Myanmar Reforms, Indonesia Offers Some Lessons
Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono walks with Myanmar's then-prime minister, Gen.
14 hrs ago | WNYC-AM New York
As Myanmar Reforms, Indonesia Offers Some Lessons
As Myanmar's leaders push a series of political and economic changes, they are also having to deal with recent strife between the majority Buddhists and minority Muslims, or Rohingya.
16 hrs ago | KRMG-AM Tulsa
Indonesian police arrest 2 suspected militants
Indonesia's elite anti-terrorism squad arrested two suspected militants, including a would-be suicide bomber, in connection with a plot to bomb the Myanmar Embassy, police said Thursday.
17 hrs ago | Cellular News
Foxconn to Start Work on Indonesian Handset Factory
Indonesian handset distributor, PT Erajaya Swasembada is reported to have signed a partnership with Taiwan's Foxconn Technology to set up a local handset manufacturing plant.
18 hrs ago | Anna.aero
Indonesia AirAsia connects Jakarta and Johor Bahru
Indonesia AirAsia's new service to Johor Bahru simply had to feature the mascots of Legoland Malaysia, one of the major tourist draws in the area.
20 hrs ago | Anna.aero
Garuda Indonesia adds two domestic destinations to its offering from Jakarta
Garuda Indonesia commenced operations on two domestic routes last week, as it connected its Jakarta base with Bengkulu on the west coast of Sumatra, and Tanjung Pinang , the second-largest city of the Indonesian Riau Islands located 40 kilometres off the Singaporean shore.
22 hrs ago | The Day
Ambassador Niniek Kun NARYATIE: "Indonesia opens investment opportunities for Ukraine"
The "Windows to Indonesia 2013" exhibition will be held at the Ukrainian Home in downtown Kyiv on May 24 through 26.
23 hrs ago | The Straits Times
Indonesian police nab 'mastermind' of Myanmar embassy bomb plot
Indonesia's anti-terrorism police have caught an alleged leader of a cell planning to bomb the Myanmar embassy and another suspected terrorist with bomb-making ingredients.
23 hrs ago | Reuters
Indonesia energy regulator trims 2014 oil target -media
Indonesia's energy regulator says the country's oil production target next year is too optimistic, and wants it scaled back between roughly 4 percent and 8 percent, domestic media reported on Thursday.
23 hrs ago | Stranger in Paradise
THIS MONTH: The modern medical midievas class descend on Uluwatu; The grandson of the controversial Viceroy returns, and afternoon tea with the President of Singapore.
The week in science: Chile pushes for a national science ministry, Indonesia protects its forests, and Nobel laureate Heinrich Rohrer dies.
Indonesia gets tough on sovereignty
Indonesia is indicating increased concern for its territorial integrity and international image in the wake of public pressure over deteriorating situations for minorities in the country.
Kalimantan's forgotten ancient Chinese jars
Jars covered with polychrome motif of dragons and cranes from the Ching era. Photo by Andreas D. Arditya/The Jakarta Post Thanks to the taste and appreciation of the Dayaks, Kalimantan is home to a variety of the best antique Chinese stoneware jars.
Trigana B733 at Wamena on May 20th 2013, overran runway on landing
A Trigana Air Service Boeing 737-300, registration PK-YRZ performing freight flight TGN-7329 from Jayapura to Wamena , overran the end of runway 33 by about 5 meters/15 feet while landing at Wamena at 16:07L and came to a stop with the nose gear on soft ground.
Malaysia B734 at Medan on May 18th 2013, approached wrong airport
A Malaysia Airlines Boeing 737-400, flight MH-864 from Kuala Lumpur to Medan , was destined for Medan's Polonia Airport estimated to land at 15:20L but approached Kuala Namu International Airport's runway.