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Jan 26, 2017

Indonesia graft busters arrest one of country's top judges

Indonesia's anti-graft commission has arrested one of the country's most senior judges on suspicion of taking a bribe in a Constitutional Court case


Jan 24, 2017

Indonesia probes alleged gun smuggling by peacekeeping unit

Indonesian authorities are investigating allegations of weapons smuggling against dozens of its peacekeepers who were arrested in Sudan


Jan 19, 2017

Indonesia names former airline boss as bribery suspect

Indonesia's anti-graft commission has named a former top executive of national flag carrier Garuda as a suspect in a case involving bribes for the purchase of Rolls Royce aircraft engines


Former war correspondent on trial in Indonesia for hashish
Jan 19, 2017

Former war correspondent on trial in Indonesia for hashish

A former Reuters war correspondent on trial in Indonesia on charges of possessing hashish faces up to four years in prison, a prosecutor says


Jan 3, 2017

Indonesian police arrest ferry captain after deadly fire

The captain of an Indonesian tourist ferry that caught fire on New Year's Day has been arrested for alleged negligence in a disaster that left at least 23 people dead


Dec 27, 2016

Indonesia court: Jakarta governor blasphemy trial to proceed

An Indonesian court has ruled that the blasphemy trial of the minority Christian governor of the country's capital will proceed


Dec 25, 2016

Indonesian police fatally shoot 2 militants, arrest 2 others

Members of Indonesia's elite anti-terrorism squad have fatally shot two suspected militants and arrested two others during a raid on the main island of Java


Indonesia police kill 3 suspected militants, defuse bombs
Dec 21, 2016

Indonesia police kill 3 suspected militants, defuse bombs

Indonesian police said three suspected militants who were planning a holiday season suicide bombing were killed in a gunbattle on the outskirts of Jakarta in the second imminent attack to be foiled in less than two weeks


Sep 22, 2016

Indonesia detains ship with cargo of unregistered fertilizer

Indonesian authorities say they have detained a ship carrying an unregistered cargo of nearly 30 tons of fertilizer that may have been intended for use in making illegal fishing bombs


Sep 5, 2016

Indonesia condemns palm oil firm's hostage-taking over fires

Indonesia's minister of environment and forestry has condemned attempts by a palm oil company to stop an investigation into forest fires by taking ministry investigators hostage


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