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SocietyIndonesia's pluralism in question as Islamic law influence grows Latest Shariah enforcement in West Sumatra stirs concern over freedom of religion Members of the Shariah police listen to a commander's instructions before going on patrol in Ban... [1]
JAKARTA The rise of Islamophobia in the West is making Indonesia's religious moderates and "comprehensive" approach to fighting extremism more relevant than ever. [2]
JAKARTA — Indonesia’s armed forces have launched a six-month anti-terrorism operation to crack down on militants with suspected links to Islamic State, the top general said on Monday, amid growing concern about military involvement in internal securi... [3]
JAKARTA — The head of Indonesia’s largest Muslim organization called Monday for the disbanding of a hard-line Islamic group after a pregnant woman was killed in a car accident during illegal raids to curb prostitution during the holy month of Ramadan... [4]
JAKARTA -- Measures to boost Indonesia's relatively small Islamic finance sector could help the government implement an ambitious infrastructure modernization program across the 13,000-island archipelago, according to the country's recently appointed... [5]
JAKARTA -- A wide-ranging law passed in Indonesia curbing political and sexual freedom is drawing harsh criticism, as it is viewed as a threat to the country's still young democracy and dynamic tourism industry. [6]
Indonesian policemen are deployed outside the embassy of Myanmar during a protest by Indonesian Muslim hardline groups in Jakarta May 3, 2013. [7]
KUALA LUMPUR -- A midlevel Taliban delegation visited Indonesia this month "to improve relations" between Afghanistan and the world's most populous Muslim nation, a Taliban source told Nikkei Asia. [8]
SocietyIndonesia's pluralism in question as Islamic law influence grows Latest Shariah enforcement in West Sumatra stirs concern over freedom of religion Members of the Shariah police listen to a commander's instructions before going on patrol in Ban
JAKARTA The rise of Islamophobia in the West is making Indonesia's religious moderates and "comprehensive" approach to fighting extremism more relevant than ever.
JAKARTA — Indonesia’s armed forces have launched a six-month anti-terrorism operation to crack down on militants with suspected links to Islamic State, the top general said on Monday, amid growing concern about military involvement in internal securi
JAKARTA — The head of Indonesia’s largest Muslim organization called Monday for the disbanding of a hard-line Islamic group after a pregnant woman was killed in a car accident during illegal raids to curb prostitution during the holy month of Ramadan
JAKARTA -- Measures to boost Indonesia's relatively small Islamic finance sector could help the government implement an ambitious infrastructure modernization program across the 13,000-island archipelago, according to the country's recently appointed
JAKARTA -- A wide-ranging law passed in Indonesia curbing political and sexual freedom is drawing harsh criticism, as it is viewed as a threat to the country's still young democracy and dynamic tourism industry.
Indonesian policemen are deployed outside the embassy of Myanmar during a protest by Indonesian Muslim hardline groups in Jakarta May 3, 2013.
KUALA LUMPUR -- A midlevel Taliban delegation visited Indonesia this month "to improve relations" between Afghanistan and the world's most populous Muslim nation, a Taliban source told Nikkei Asia.
By Associated Press/Jakarta Monday, December 20, 2004
JAKARTA -- Indonesia no longer wants to just buy military hardware from other countries, and expects technology transfer and sustainability to be a condition of future deals.