14 min ago | GPB.org
As Myanmar Reforms, Indonesia Offers Some Lessons
Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono walks with Myanmar's then-prime minister, Gen.
14 min ago | Switched
Disaster Management: What We Can Learn From the Developing World
Whether in Oklahoma or Dhaka, emergencies test the fabric of the community and attest to the importance of citizen engagement.
2 hrs ago | Hospitality Net
Alila Hotels & Resorts To Double Portfolio Over Next Two Years
Leading boutique Asian hotelier Alila Hotels & Resorts will more than double its portfolio of boutique hotels and resorts by 2015, with ambitious plans to add up to 10 new properties in the next two years.
3 hrs ago | Anna.aero
Mandala Airlines adds Yogyakarta from Jakarta
Posing surrounded by the cabin crew operating Mandala Airlines' inaugural flight to Yogyakarta were: Captain Ditto Aria; Mandala Airlines' CEO, Paul Rombeek; and Captain Chris Schroeder.
6 hrs ago | Stranger in Paradise
Last month I travelled around Jakarta with a troupe of classical javanese dancers and a gang of groupies, all hoping to help conserve the capitol's last Wayang Wong classical Javanese Dance theatre - the Bharata Purwa, on the road to Ancol.
6 hrs ago | Stranger in Paradise
There are few things more sacred to the Malay culture than the corner tea-stall, or warung .
6 hrs ago | Stranger in Paradise
Its been an exciting month: On the 21st of July, 100 tanks rolled into Independence Square in Central Jakarta, their nozzles pointed at the president's karaoke lounge as President Gus Dur sang along with Janis Joplin.
7 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.
7 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.
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.
Emirates B773 near Singapore on May 17th 2013, turbulence injures 13
A Emirates Airlines Boeing 777-300, registration A6-EBP performing flight EK-358 from Dubai to Jakarta with 374 passengers, was enroute at FL350 about 30nm southwest of Singapore at approximately 22:45L when the crew decided to divert to Singapore after the aircraft had encountered turbulence causing injuries to 10 passengers and 3 cabin crew.
Abacus Worldwide Announces Founding Members
Abacus Worldwide announces Founding Members: We are happy to announce that Abacus Worldwide has admitted 15 new independent members in its first six months of recruitment as follows: Miami, FL May 22, 2013 - 1. B&B Gestao Contabil Ltda.
Indonesia-PNG joint exploration in border areas
INDONESIA HAS AGREED TO TEAM UP with neighbouring Papua New Guinea to explore potential oil and gas reserves in border areas as the former shifts its oil and gas exploration focus to the eastern part of the archipelago.
Indonesia re-arrests Chevron executive Bachtiar Abdul amid tension
Authorities have bypassed a court order and re-arrested an executive at Chevron Corp's Indonesian unit in a graft case that highlights growing tension with big oil companies in a country struggling to reverse a decline in oil production.
Floods paralyse Indonesian capital, heavy rains continue
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UPDATE 2-Freeport can't say when Indonesia mine to reopen, confirms 28 dead
Jakarta passes regulation to manage waste... and floods
Children sit on a makeshift raft play in a river full of rubbish in a Jakarta slum, on Sept.
Children at risk as Jakarta floods ? aid workers
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Schlumberger awards scholarships to AAPG's 2013 outstanding student chapters
Schlumberger announced today its contribution of five scholarships to the American Association of Petroleum Geologists' Outstanding Student Chapter Awards.