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Drug abuse in Asia: 'Emergency situation' in Indonesia

Zubaidah Nazeer The Straits Times Publication Date : 15-05-2013   In a Jakarta club, where the local authorities admit that the drug problem is spiralling out of control, music is throbbing. Some cl…

Indonesia beef scandal money trail leads to more women

Ina Parlina The Jakarta Post Publication Date : 15-05-2013   When Indonesia's Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) summoned lingerie model Vitalia Sesha last week, many expected she would be …

Indonesia launches first CPO land export

Dicky Christanto The Jakarta Post Publication Date : 12-05-2013   Deputy Trade Minister Bayu Krisnamurthi has sent its first exports of crude palm oil (CPO) by land at the Indonesia-Malaysia Nanga B…

Indonesia needs rights-based approach for 'forex heroes': ILO

Business Desk The Jakarta Post Publication Date : 09-05-2013   The International Labour Organisation (ILO) is encouraging the Indonesian government to make optimum use of bilateral and multilateral …

Indonesia is making progress in HDI, but still below average

Margareth S. Alla Jakarta Post Publication date: 16-03-2013   Indonesia boasted a higher life expectancy and higher incomes last year and climbed to a higher position — although only slightly — on t…

Dozens injured in Indonesia balloon blast, ministers unscathed

Sita W Dewi The Jakarta Post Publication Date : 01-03-2013   More than 20 people were injured after overheated balloons exploded at an event in West Jakarta that was attended by Jakarta Governor Jok…

NGOs accuse Indonesia government of delaying human rights tribunal

Bagus BT Saragih The Jakarta Post Publication Date : 27-02-2013   Indonesian Human Rights defenders have expressed their suspicions that the government’s recent initiative to hold discussions on the…

M'sia beats Indonesia in new oil, gas discovery

Amahl S. Azwar The Jakarta Post Publication Date : 19-02-2013   Malaysia surpassed Indonesia as the key player in the upstream hydrocarbon industry in Southeast Asia last year, as Indonesia struggle…

M'sia beats Indonesia in new oil, gas detection

Agha S. Leonardo Jakarta Post Date of publication: 19/02/2013   Malaysia surpassed Indonesia as the main player in the upstream hydrocarbon industry in Southeast Asia last year, as Indonesia struggl…

Indonesia keeps interest rate at record low

Business Desk Jakarta Post Date of publication: 13/02/2013   Bank Indonesia (BI) on Tuesday kept the benchmark rate unchanged at the record low of 5.75 percent on the back of optimism about manageab…

Indonesia airline set to improve inter-connectivity service

Indonesia's National flag carrier PT Garuda Indonesia (Garuda) is setting its sights on increasing services across Sulawesi in an attempt to improve the region's accessibility through aviati…

Indonesia suffers setback in the fight against AIDS

A new report published by the United Nations shows that Indonesia a setback in its campaign against HIV/AIDS has suffered. In the report, published in conjunction with the 2012 World AIDS Day, the J…

Indonesia needs foreign oil firms, says minister

Foreign oil and gas companies must be able to operate comfortably in Indonesia and make reasonable profits, or they will go elsewhere, Indonesia's Energy and Mineral Resources Minister Jero Waci…

Greenpeace warns chemicals in fashion brands produced in Indonesia

A study conducted by the environmental campaign organisation Greenpeace International has found that the products of many high-street fashion brands produced in Indonesia are tainted with hazardous …

Myanmar asks Indonesia to help settle Rohingya problem

Myanmar President Thein Sein has asked Indonesia to help his government in resolving ongoing ethnic tensions in the country's western Rakhine state, where more than 110,000 people, the vast majo…

Greenpeace warns chemicals in fashion brands produced in Indonesia

A study conducted by the environmental campaign organisation Greenpeace International has found that the products of many high-street fashion brands produced in Indonesia are tainted with hazardous …

Myanmar asks Indonesia to help settle Rohingya problem

Myanmar President Thein Sein has asked Indonesia to help his government in resolving ongoing ethnic tensions in the country's western Rakhine state, where more than 110,000 people, the vast majo…

Indonesia urged to respond to France's palm oil tax plan

The local palm oil industry has demanded that the Indonesian government lodge a formal protest with France following the French Senate's approval on a measure that will quadruple import tax on p…

Indonesia needs foreign oil firms, says minister

Foreign oil and gas companies must be able to operate comfortably in Indonesia and make reasonable profits, or they will go elsewhere, Indonesia's Energy and Mineral Resources Minister Jero Waci…

Indonesia gets ready for Asean economic zone

Indonesia has been showing signs of steady improvement ahead of the launch of the Asean Economic Community (AEC) in 2015, according to an assessment, although there was still some work that needed t…
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