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• Anger at tagging plan to fight HIV in Indonesia

  Nov 25 2008:

  People in Papua deemed to be 'sexually aggressive' could be microchipped to stop them spreading HIV

• HIV carriers face microchip implants in Indonesia's Papua province

  Nov 24 2008:

  Outcry as Indonesian provincial MPs back plan to track 'sexually aggressive' patients

• Indonesia lifts tsunami warning

  Nov 16 2008:

  Alert followed powerful underwater earthquakes off Sulawesi island

• Indonesia launches tsunami warning system

  Nov 11 2008:

  Early warning system aims to avoid a repeat of the devastating disaster that hit the country in 2004, killing 168,000 people

• Warning to British travellers as Bali bombers are buried

  Nov 10 2008:

  Al-Qaida supporters may launch attacks against foreigners in retaliation for execution of three of the Bali bombers

• Reprisals fear as Bali bombers executed

  Nov 9 2008:

  Islamic terrorists convicted for 2002 Bali bombings shot dead despite pleas from victims' families

• Indonesia mud volcano caused by gas well drilling

  Nov 3 2008:

  Tens of thousands of Indonesian villagers battling for compensation after eruption swamped their homes receive boost

• Ballots in paradise

  Oct 30 2008:

  Muhammad Cohen: Fed up with the anti-Americanism brought on by the Bush years, US expats in Bali are voting for Obama

• Bali search for British man missing at sea

  Oct 26 2008:

  A man, named locally as Jeremy Holland, is believed to have disappeared during the Asian Beach Games

• Bali bombers to be executed, say Indonesia prosecutors

  Oct 24 2008:

  Three men to be executed by firing squad after bombings six years ago left more than 200 dead

• HSBC snaps up £350m Indonesian stake

  Oct 21 2008:

  Bank sticks to preference of making acquisitions in emerging markets but is able to fund deal from own resources

• HSBC springs surprise with Indonesian bank deal

  Oct 20 2008:

  HSBC buys 88.9% stake in Bank Ekonomi, while Prudential considers move to buy parts of AIG's Asian empire

• Tycoon to launch new Indonesian daily

  Sep 29 2008:

  Indonesian media, property and banking tycoon James Riady is on the verge of launching a new English-language daily, the Jakarta Globe. The editor of the 48-page, full-colour broadsheet is David Plott, a former editor-in-chief at the Hong Kong-based Far Eastern Economic Review. The Globe will be distributed initially in major Indonesian cities and Singapore, with a print run of "over 50,000". Its direct competitor in the local market is the Jakarta Post, with an 18,000 circulation. (Via The Australian)

• Indonesia's democratic miracle

  Sep 19 2008:

  Kishore Mahbubani: The country is freer and more open than ever. The greatest threat now comes from an unexpected quarter – the west

• Lachlan 'interested' in Indonesia

  Sep 16 2008:

  Lachlan Murdoch, Rupert's son who quit his executive role with his father's company three years ago, is reported to be "interested" in investing in Indonesia. It follows his visit to some of the country's media companies, during which he met James Riady of the powerful Lippo Group, and the Media Group, which owns the 24-hour news channel Metro TV. (Via The Australian)

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