Yesterday | Xinhuanet
Mandarin radio getting popular in Jakarta
“I am sure there are more than 7 million people of Chinese descent here. I don't know the exact figures, but statistics say Chinese-Indonesians comprise up to 3 percent of the country's total population.”
Today thousands of Jakartans tune in to local radio stations to have the simple pleasure of listening to their favorite Mandarin songs that was not the case a decade ago. via Xinhuanet
Tuesday May 13 | Scuba Diving
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Sunday May 11 | AME Info
Emaar builds expansion to Indonesia with office opening in Jakarta
“In line with environmental best practices, the Lombok project will explore new advances in project development and create a sustainable tourist hub.”
Emaar Properties, the Dubai-based property developer with a significant presence in 36 markets globally, has accelerated its development plans for Indonesia with the opening of its country office in Jakarta. via AME Info
Friday May 9 | Press Release News From 24-7 Press Re...
Saraswati Borobudur Hotel in Indonesia Launches Reservation System,...
Saraswati Borobudur Hotel in Magelang, Indonesia beefs up its customer services, making online reservations easier via a new booking system on its official website . via Press Release News From 24-7 Press Re...
Wednesday May 7 | BruDirect
Transport linkages to open in Bimp-Eaga
“The more the airlines come in, the more passengers can use Brunei to connect with any destination they wish to go”
The Brunei Darussalam Indonesia Malaysia the Philippines - East Asean Growth Area can look forward to the expansion of various transport linkages into Brunei to promote trade and to ease the movement of people ... via BruDirect
Monday May 5 | FinanceAsia
After the bombings at the Marriott Hotel in Jakarta in 2003 and the Australian embassy the following year, security checks were introduced at major foreign-owned commercial and consular premises. via FinanceAsia
Saturday May 3 | Raw Story
US Navy research lab under microscope in Indonesia
“Hopefully we will resume our negotiations. This doesn't help.”
The future of a major US Navy research laboratory in Indonesia is in doubt amid allegations, dismissed as "crazy" by US diplomats, of espionage and secret experiments. via Raw Story
Friday May 2 | ABS-CBN News
Golf courses, developers nibble at Asia's rice paddies
“The call from Malaysia to Indonesia to China is 'return to the land and be a farmer again'”
The tourists who tee off at this golf course on Bali's west coast are probably unaware that the ground beneath their feet is connected to a global panic over rice supplies. via ABS-CBN News
Thursday May 1 | Daily India
Married death row inmate to wed
A married man on death row in Indonesia for the 2002 Bali bombings has been cleared to remarry his ex-wife, authorities say. via Daily India
Wednesday Apr 30 | Turkish Daily News
ARCHIVE click for a new search 2000, June 6, Tuesday - foreign THE TOPICS: Fiji rebels vow to keep hostages, reject military Wahid rejects Irian Jaya independence congress Philippines dangles aid offer for ... via Turkish Daily News







