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Nov 16
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Indonesia’s fight against graft is pitting the Corruption Eradication Commission against the police. Caught in the middle of this war is President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, whose reputation and popularity are at stake, writes AMY CHEW
New Straits Times
Nov 1
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President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono may have the will but his appointments to key ministerial posts leave doubts as to whether he can bring about real change to Indonesia, writes AMY CHEW
New Straits Times
Oct 20
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FREEDOM of expression in Indonesia is never freer, and the volume never louder, than when it comes to fringe nationalists groups venting their wrath on Malaysia.
New Straits Times
Sep 21
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In Central Kalimantan, the hunters and poachers have the blood of orang utan on their hands. The forests that are home to these animals are also being cleared at an alarming rate in the name of development. A rehabilitation centre offers some...
New Straits Times
Sep 20
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In Central Kalimantan, the hunters and poachers have the blood of orang utan on their hands. The forests that are home to these animals are also being cleared at an alarming rate in the name of development. A rehabilitation centre offers some...
New Straits Times
Sep 1
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The hate sermons infiltrating the minds of a rising number of the young and ignorant are fast becoming a threat to Indonesia’s continued moderation as an Islamic country, writes AMY CHEW
New Straits Times
Aug 24
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Owner of Jakarta’s Ritz-Carlton and JW Marriott Hotel, Tan Kian, 51, is determined not to be cowed by terrorism and his compassion and concern for his staff has led to the quick restoration of both hotels and ensured a livelihood for his...
New Straits Times
Aug 23
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Large tracts of forests are gone in Central Kalimantan, no thanks to unbridled logging and ill-conceived agricultural plans. Two young conservationists have set out to repair the damage, writes AMY CHEW.
New Straits Times
Aug 9
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Noordin Mohammed Top married twice while on the run. Indonesia has yet to ban Jemaah Islamiyah. These point to support for terrorists and a group branded as a terror network, writes AMY CHEW
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