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Together with duathlete Lea Coline Langit, Grandmaster Julio Catalino Sadorra, and sixth ASEAN Para Games multiple gold medal winners Josephine Medina and Ernie Gawilan, the Eagles, Lions, and the 26th SEA Games gold medalists in Indonesia make up the...
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Indonesia (AP) — A top Indonesian terrorist suspect captured in the Pakistani town where Osama bin Laden was later killed insists he was unaware of the al-Qaida leader's presence there, according to the video of his interrogation obtained by The...
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It was noted that the Philippines yield of mango was among the lowest in the ASEAN. At only 4.55 tons per hectare in 2010, this was only about 40% of the yield of Cambodia and 35% that of Indonesia. The Philippines performance in agro-food exports lags...
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Travellers from Malaysia topped tourist arrivals to Indonesia last year. "As a regional hub for both business and leisure travellers, Malaysia is a very important destination for us," said Garuda Indonesia president and chief executive officer Emirsyah...
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Android back in November and it is officially available on all platform (Blackberry, Android, Mobile Web, iOS)… SpotMed Group held a press conference for the launch of a new service. It’s called SpotDokter, and it claims to be the first location-based...
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The use of the fish-eye lens increases the sensation of being engulfed by the trees, while the hazy and surreal light highlights the mysterious aura of the forest. Seto Hari Wibowo frames together 48 color photographic studies of the Indonesian kitchen...
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Wahyu Edi Widodo, who owns a 1989 diesel Trooper and works as a stockbroker in Jakarta, was just trying to find some information about spare parts for his old Trooper when he stumbled upon the community. He soon realized that the community had...
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It holds interests in various properties in North and South America; the Grasberg minerals district in Indonesia; and Tenke Fungurume in the DRC. Freeport expects to produce 3.8 billion pounds of copper in 2012. It is the world's largest listed copper...
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United Development Party (PPP) chief patron Suryadharma Ali (right) attends the party's 39th anniversary celebration in Jakarta on Sunday. Thousands of party members were present at the event, themed "Developing a prosperous and independent Indonesia." ...
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He declined to explain why he deemed PKS and PAN as not being Islamic parties, despite the fact that both PKS and PAN are fundamentally known as being very closely affiliated with Islam. In his remarks, Suryadharma, who also serves as Indonesia’s...
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Party (PPP). Ministry spokesman Reydonnyzar Moenoek said there were considerations to be studied before deciding whether to back the call for a complete ban. “We should look at the problem thoroughly. Among other things, we must consider the impact of a...
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Patek’s arrest from a safe house so close to bin Laden’s hide-out initially triggered speculation the terrorist leaders of Al Qaeda and Jemaah Islamiyah in Southeast Asia were more connected that had been thought. Some Indonesian government officials...
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Patek's arrest, U.S. Navy SEALS flew into Abbottabad and killed bin Laden. Patek's arrest from a safe house so close to bin Laden's hide-out initially triggered speculation the terrorist leaders of al-Qaida and Jemaah Islamiyah in Southeast Asia were...
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Brunei. The global population is roughly 55,000, down from about 300,000 a century ago, when the apes lived throughout the swampy jungles of Southeast Asia, including in Southern China. In Borneo, wildfires, logging and palm oil plantations have helped...
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Indonesia (AP) — A top Indonesian terrorist suspect captured in the Pakistani town where Osama bin Laden was later killed insists he was unaware of the al-Qaida leader's presence there, according to the video of his interrogation obtained by The...
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SANTOS CITY (PNA) – The tourism industry here is expected to grow this year with the Brunei-Indonesia-Malaysia-Philippines-East ASEAN Growth Area (BIMP-EAGA) deciding to let the city host the 7th BIMP-EAGA Friendship Games. This city has been the...
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"They can stand their own ground. They are not linked to al-Qaida in any traditional way, but we have seen new waves of groups - to which al-Qaida is not connected at all - emerge and become more of a threat in Indonesia," she said. "However, the...
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"We’re looking into whether he played any role in the case. He was at the scene at the time of the homicide," Jakarta Police spokesman Sr. Comr. Rikwanto said on Sunday. John was arrested at a hotel in Pulomas, East Jakarta. John was shot in the leg...
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“Three people getting their fourth titles, it was a lot of work for each of us,” Riedy said. Each received a standing ovation Saturday at CenturyLink Center — in less than a half-hour — after... Read more JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) - A top Indonesian...
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