We have started to collect the most important news related to Indonesia in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Indonesia confronts a growing corruption scandal
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Two of Indonesia's senior law enforcement officials resign over an alleged plot to undermine the anti-corruption agency.
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Indonesian police release two top anti-corruption officials from prison - arrests that had sparked major protests.
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An Indonesian maid is jailed for six years in Malaysia for trying to kill her boss by putting weed killer in her coffee.
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Demonstrators in the Indonesian capital, Jakarta, are angry the police have arrested two senior anti-corruption officials.
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Indonesia says 78 Sri Lankan asylum seekers in a boat off Sumatra must co-operate with authorities or risk expulsion.
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Muslim women in the Indonesian district of West Aceh are to be banned from wearing tight trousers, an official says.
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Australian authorities say 78 Sri Lankan asylum seekers in Indonesia will not be allowed into Australia.
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A magnitude 7.0 quake strikes off the coast of Indonesia, with a tsunami alert issued and then withdrawn.
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Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono is sworn in for a second term as Indonesia's president following his re-election in July.
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A convicted people smuggler has been found among a boat-load of Tamil asylum seekers in Indonesia, Australia says.
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A powerful earthquake strikes the Indonesia island of Sumatra, shaking buildings in the capital, Jakarta, officials say.
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Indonesia tests tsunami alert five years after disaster
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Australia's prime minister calls on Indonesian help to prevent a boat of Sri Lankan suspected asylum seekers reaching its waters.
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Clerics in Indonesia's conservative Muslim province of Aceh voice outrage after an Acehnese woman is named Miss Indonesia.
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Indonesia detains nearly 260 Sri Lankans suspected of trying to sail illegally to Australia, an Indonesian official says.
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Police kill two suspected Indonesian militants thought to have played a role in the July bombings in Jakarta, reports say.
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The suspended head of Indonesia's anti-corruption agency is charged with the murder of a leading businessman.
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US President Barack Obama will stop in Japan, China, Singapore and South Korea, but not Indonesia, on his first Asia tour.
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Aid teams try to reach remote Indonesian villages, and provide shelter and food in Padang city, after a deadly earthquake.
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The search for survivors in the rubble of Padang, Indonesia, is called off five days after an earthquake hit the city.
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Thousands may have died in remote villages when a strong earthquake hit the Indonesian island of Sumatra, officials fear.
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