Indonesia's National Police Go for Susno’s Throat

A day after one of its former senior officials accused three high-ranking officers of accepting as much as Rp 25 billion ($2.75 million) in bribes, the National Police on Friday launched a counterattack, threatening a defamation suit and accusing Comr. Gen. Susno Duadji himself of corruption.

Long Career of Riau Tiger Slayer, 92, Brought to End

Most Indonesians his age lead a calm life, spending time spoiling grandchildren or taking up pastimes such as gardening. But not Wiryo Asmada.

With His Hands Full, Obama Need Not Rush Indonesia Visit: SBY

The government on Friday said it had anticipated the postponement of US President Barack Obama’s scheduled visit this month, adding that deferring the trip served the best interests of both countries.

Maritime Event Puts Focus on Maluku's Tarnished Attractions

In August, thousands of people from throughout the country and abroad will descend on Ambon for Sail Banda 2010, an international maritime event aimed at showcasing the beauty of eastern Indonesia.

My Jakarta: Tineke, Veteran Athlete

Take a long, hard look at that picture. Tineke will be 80 years old in June. She’s won so many medals over the years that she’s simply stopped counting them. She’s been running, sprinting and jumping since the Sukarno era and she’s still got gas in the tank. Tineke’s life is action-packed and she shows no signs of slowing down, either on or off the track.

Number of Indonesian Slum Residents Drops Sharply: UN Report

Excluded Students Fight To Take Indonesia's National Exam

IT Ministry Insists Web Monitoring Law Would Have Worked

Two Prosecutors Accused of Selling Seized Boats

Indonesia's World Cup Bid Officially Dead

F1 Needs to Change Strategies As Grand Prix Is Fast Becoming Boring

Indonesian Artist FX Harsono’s Legacy of Brutality

Obama Says He's 'Disappointed' Too

92-Year-Old Indonesian Hunter May Have Killed More Than 50 Tigers

Take Your Obama Gifts Back, Menteng School Tells Donors