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We have started to collect the most important news related to Indonesia in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Joko Widodo is set to win the gubernatorial elections in the Indonesian capital of Jakarta based on unofficial, quick count results.
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Mount Gamalama, which is in the Moluccua islands to the east of Indonesia, has erupted spewing lava and thick clouds of ash.
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Bands seeking fame go indie in Indonesia
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At least three people are injured in an explosion at a building in the Indonesian town of Depok where police suspect explosives were being made.
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SingaporeSingapore sees its worst air pollution reading of the year, with the island shrouded in haze from Indonesian forest fires.
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United StatesUS Secretary of State Hillary Clinton meets Chinese leaders, amid rumbling regional tensions over the South China Sea.
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China, United StatesUS Secretary of State Hillary Clinton urges Asean nations and China to work together to resolve territorial disputes without "coercion or force".
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AustraliaA survivor from a sunken boat has described how he and 150 other asylum seekers en route from Indonesia to Australia spent four days in the water waiting to be rescued.
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ArubaAustralia calls off its rescue operation for survivors of a boat carrying asylum seekers that sank near Indonesia's Java Island.
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ArubaAustralian and commercial ships pluck 55 people from the sea as a search continues after an asylum boat was believed to have sunk.
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Resistance leaders in West Papua say they are losing their 50 year struggle for independence because Indonesian authorities have stepped up their policy of persecution.
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ThailandThe Thai energy giant PTT bids almost $1bn to take full control of Indonesian-focused coal miner Sakari.
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Indonesia's economy grows more than expected in the second quarter as domestic consumption helps offset a decline in demand for exports.
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Why Indonesia's athletes look beyond Olympic glory
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Indonesian state railway officials announce that they are lowering electrical cords that power commuter trains to prevent people from riding on carriage roofs.
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AustraliaAustralia breached the rights of Indonesian children who arrived as crew on people-smuggling boats and were jailed as adults, a report finds.
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A powerful 6.4 magnitude earthquake strikes off the west coast of Sumatra in Indonesia, leaving one man dead as he fled his home.
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Tourists are paying money to tour slums in Jakarta but critics are calling for the tours to be stopped, calling them degrading.
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ArubaAustralian vessels go to the aid of a boat in distress off Indonesia, a day after the two countries pledged better co-operation on people-smuggling.
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ArubaIndonesia and Australia pledge increased co-operation on people smuggling, following the sinking of two asylum-seeker boats last month.
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A Sumatran rhinoceros - one of the world's most endangered species - has given birth at a sanctuary in Indonesia.
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A Sumatran rhinoceros, one of the world's most endangered species, gives birth in Indonesia, the fourth recorded case of one being born in captivity.
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An Indonesian court sentences Umar Patek, accused of being the chief explosives maker for the 2002 Bali bombings, to 20 years in jail.
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At least six people are killed after an Indonesian air force plane crashes into housing complex in the east of the capital, Jakarta.
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A court in Indonesia is due to hand down its verdict on the man accused of making the bombs which killed more than 200 people in Bali ten years ago.
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Police in the restive Indonesian province of Papua shoot dead separatist leader Mako Tabuni, sparking violent protests by locals.
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United KingdomA British woman is arrested for allegedly trafficking cocaine worth £1.6m million into the Indonesian island of Bali, a customs official says.
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Lady Gaga cancels a concert in the Indonesian capital, Jakarta, citing security concerns, after protests by religious groups.
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AustraliaAustralia says no deal was done to cut convicted drug trafficker Schapelle Corby's jail term in exchange for releasing Indonesian minors.
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Indonesian police have refused to issue a permit for a Lady Gaga concert scheduled to take place in Jakarta next month.
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