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Trial of man charged in Jakarta bombings begins
An alleged Islamic militant went on trial Wednesday on charges of harboring terrorists behind twin suicide hotel bombings in Jakarta that killed seven and injured more than 50 in Indonesia.
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Philippine, Indonesian central banks seen supporting currencies
Central banks in Indonesia and the Philippines intervened on Friday to support their sliding currencies as the US dollar rose on jitters about sovereign debt problems in Europe, traders said.
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Bad liquor kills 8 on Indonesia's Java island
Indonesian police say eight people have died after drinking liquor laced with methanol on the country's main island of Java.
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NEA awards S$4.8m to five research projects
SINGAPORE: The National Environment Agency has given S$4.8m to five research projects under its first Environment Technology Research Programme.
Allies use suspect bank bailout to undermine Yudhoyono
JAKARTA: The two biggest coalition partners of the Indonesian President, Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, have delivered highly critical assessments of the bailout of a collapsed bank, signalling the President's political support is fracturing.
Soft drinks could boost pancreatic cancer risk
People who down two or more soft drinks a week may have double the risk of developing deadly pancreatic cancer, compared to non-soda drinkers, new research suggests.
Scientists discover gene that improves the quality of reprogrammed stem cells
Scientists from the Genome Institute of Singapore , a biomedical research institute of the Agency for Science, Technology and Research , have discovered a genetic molecule, called Tbx3, which greatly improves the quality of stem cells that have been reprogrammed from differentiated cells .
Indonesia Won't `Second Guess' U.S. on Trial of Terrorism Suspect Hambali
Indonesia wona t a oesecond guessa the U.S. if it prosecutes Indonesian-born terrorism suspect Riduan Isamuddin, also known as Hambali, in a U.S. civilian court, Foreign Minister Marty Natalegawa said.
Indonesia to move Obama's statue
JAKARTA: A statue of US President Barack Obama will be removed from a park in Indonesia's capital Jakarta because of public opposition, officials say.
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Indonesia Becomes Toshiba Production Hub In Asia
Japanese electronics giant Toshiba has picked up Indonesia as its regional production hub for liquid crystal display television set and has relocated its Vietnamese factory to Indonesia, a local media reported here Tuesday.
US President Barack Obama will travel to Indonesia with his family...
Get Flash Player US President Barack Obama will travel to Indonesia with his family next month, returning to the country where he spent four years as a child, the White House announced late on Monday.
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People smuggler slapped on wrist
On trial ... Abraham Louhenapessy, aka Captain Bram, is believed to have arranged the passage of 1500 boat people.
Najib: Nasir's statement will not effect 1Malaysia
MALACCA: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak said the 1Malaysia vision is not affected by the statement made by his former special officer Datuk Nasir Safar.
Indonesian president bans buffaloes at protests
In this Thursday, Jan. 28, 2010 photo, an Indonesian protester leads a water buffalo during an anti government protest in Jakarta, Indonesia.
Menstruating ghost film stirs controversy
A new Indonesian horror movie about a menstruating ghost has the country's clerics up in arms.
Bronze Obama statue in Jakarta to be moved following public outcry, Facebook campaign
A statue of a young President Barack Obama that drew a public backlash after it was given a prominent position in a Jakarta park will be moved to the elementary school he attended while living in the Indonesian capital, officials said Friday.
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Two Malaysians Sentence To Death For Drug Trafficking
By Zakaria Abdul Wahab SINGAPORE, Feb 5 -- Two Malaysians, including a woman, were sentenced to death Thursday for drug trafficking.
Buffalo protest hurts Indonesian president's feelings
They say you need a thick hide for public office but Indonesia's president, Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, has said he was hurt when his photo was affixed to a buffalo's bottom at a recent rally.
Indonesia's Anti-Pornography Law Raises Fears for Minorities, Liberals
A man browses at pictures of Japanese porn star Maria Ozawa posted on a local Web site at a public Internet service in Jakarta The recent arrest of six people in Indonesia over a nightclub show is raising concerns among minority groups and secularists about a new anti-pornography law.
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