Indonesian Collapses After Caning For Breaking Islamic Law
An Indonesian man collapsed while being publicly caned Monday for spending time with a woman who is not his wife ...
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Australia-Indonesia Restore Full Military Ties
Australia and Indonesia announced the full restoration of military ties Sunday as the countries' leaders held talks following a brief ...
Malaysia Seeks To Reassure Public After Nerve Agent Attack
Malaysian police Saturday told the public they would do everything possible to ensure there was no risk from the lethal ...
Indonesian President To Visit Australia This Weekend
Indonesian President Joko Widodo will head to Australia this weekend for his first visit as head of state to a ...
Widespread Flooding Hits Indonesian Capital
Jakarta was hit by widespread flooding on Tuesday after hours of torrential rain, with thousands of homes inundated, cars stranded ...
Malaysia Acting With ‘hostile Forces’ In Kim Investigation
Pyongyang has accused Malaysia of colluding with "hostile forces", saying it would reject any results of a post-mortem examination carried ...
Indonesian Accused of Kim Half-Brother’s Murder ‘duped’
An Indonesian woman arrested over the assassination of the North Korean leader's half-brother was "duped" into believing that she was ...
Vote In Muslim Indonesia’s Capital Heads For Run-Off
Jakarta's Christian governor looked set for a tough run-off against a Muslim opponent in city elections seen as a test ...
Jakarta Holds Governor Elections Amid Blasphemy Trial
Residents of the Indonesian capital, Jakarta, are voting for a new governor, in an election overshadowed by the incumbent's blasphemy ...
Indonesians To Vote In Regional Elections, All Eyes On Jakarta Leftright 2/2leftright
Nearly 50 million Indonesians are set to vote on Wednesday in scores of regional elections but the most closely watched ...
Tolerance Test As Muslim Indonesia’s Capital Votes
Jakarta goes to the polls Wednesday with the city's Christian governor fighting to keep his job in a high-stakes election ...
Kim Jong-Nam, the ‘Little General’ Who Fell From Grace
They used to call him the "Little General" but Kim Jong-Nam -- once heir-apparent to his father and North Korea's ...
Cool Runnings Too? Tropical Indonesia Makes Ice Hockey Bid
They come from a tropical country better known for palm-fringed beaches and big-wave surfing than winter sports. But Indonesia's plucky ...
Q and A On Indonesia’s Rising Religious Intolerance
Jakarta goes to the polls on Wednesday to elect a leader, but a blasphemy case against the Indonesian capital's Christian ...
Muslim Indonesia’s Capital To Vote In Tolerance Test
Jakarta's Christian governor will fight to cling on to his job at polls this week despite standing trial for blasphemy, ...
Throngs Vow To Vote For Muslim Leaders In Jakarta Election
More than 100,000 Indonesians descended on Jakarta's grand mosque Saturday to call on people to vote for Muslim candidates running ...
Ethiopian Airlines Expands Operations
Management of Africa’s largest airline group, Ethiopian Airlines has announced plans to launch seven new destinations within five months this ...
Ethiopian Airlines Starts Services To Conakry, Guinea
Ethiopian Airlines has marked the commencement of its new services to Conakry, the capital of Guinea, at a reception ceremony ...
U.S. Does $220B In Trade With Muslim Countries
President Trump's travel ban on the citizens of seven Muslim-majority countries has created confusion and concern across the Middle East ...
Southeast Asia On Christmas Alert After Foiled Bomb Plots
Southeast Asian security forces were on alert on Friday ahead of the Christmas and New Year holidays after two bomb ...