Jakarta, ID
Tuesday, May 22 2012, 00:59 AM

Special report

Gayus’ ‘vacation’ indicates intrigues, rifts

In a Cabinet meeting just before the Idul Adha holiday, the chief of police presented his preliminary findings before the…

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  • The young terrorists waiting in the wings

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    While members of the militant group Jamaah Ansharut Tauhid (JAT) have appointed Muhammad Achwan as their acting leader to replace the arrested Abu Bakar Ba'asyir, the leadership of the jihadist…

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  • Thai military says it's winning local hearts in restive sout

    Pattani, Narathiwat and Yala provinces in the Thai south are the three provinces that have been dogged by decades of insurgencies launched by groups allegedly linked to foreign terrorist organizations.…

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  • Foreign help not needed in Southern Thailand: PM

    The Thai government has said it is appreciative of offers by Indonesia and other neighboring countries to act as mediators in peace negotiations with its people, but said the talks…

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  • Life `back to normal' despite insurgency

    Daily life in Narathiwat province has been interrupted with sporadic attacks by insurgent groups, but ordinary Muslims continue to lead a normal life without much fear.

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  • Reportage: From yoga to call centers, there’s no escaping India now

    I remember a time, not 15 years ago, when it seemed that everything Indian was ridiculed. Blingy clothes, Bollywood ants-in-the-pants dance routines and Indian Standard Time (our very own version…

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  • Mapping home and hoping for recognition

    What is in a map? Borders, territory and more than that, recognition, especially for the Dayak communities whose lives depend on the natural forests, which the government sees as a…

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  • The Dayaks live for — and protect — nature

    For members of the Dayak Iban community, the kampung where the clear water flows into the river, the plenitude of trees grow and the fertile fields yield rice is Sungai…

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  • Taiwan-China free trade: Sign first, fight some more later

    Taiwan continues to build relations with Indonesia — despite the absence of diplomatic ties — focusing largely on economic ties. The Jakarta Post’s chief editor Endy M. Bayuni recently visited…

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  • Speak Mandarin, will study

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    Why study in Taiwan? That was the first question that came to mind when I came across a group of Indonesians studying at the National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU).

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  • Maids in distress? Dial 1955

    1955. That’s one number that any Indonesian migrant worker in Taiwan wants to remember. It is a round-the-clock hotline in Bahasa Indonesia that deals with just about any complaint they…

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