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Indonesia: Suicide Bomb Blast at Protestant Church
A Protestant church in Solo, Central Java in Indonesia was hit by a suicide bomb blast on Sunday. Twitter users in Solo and elsewhere are extending their condolences and expressing their disappointment over this tragic event.
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Indonesia: Minister Revives Plan to Control Social Media 16 July 2011
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Indonesia: Blog Reactions to Bin Laden's Death 14 May 2011
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Indonesia: Suicide Bomber Targets Police Mosque 21 April 2011
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Indonesian Netizens Support ‘Dancing Cop' 9 April 2011
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Indonesia: Ministry Orders Removal of Buddha Statue 9 April 2011
Latest stories about Bahasa
3 June 2011
Does Malaysia Need a Youth Parliament?
The Malaysian Prime Minister has proposed the creation of a Youth Parliament in order to inspire and mobilize young people to contribute in the governance of the country. Bloggers share their thoughts on this issue.
14 February 2011
19 January 2011
Indonesia threatens to close down Blackberry
Through his twitter account, Indonesia's Minister of Communication and Information accused Blackberry Research In Motion of being unresponsive to the demand of the government to filter pornographic content. If the company doesn't comply with the demand by January 21, the government will block Blackberry's browser
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3 January 2011
Football revival in Indonesia
Despite losing to Malaysia in the finals of the ASEAN Football Federation Cup, Indonesia's football team still has a reason to celebrate. Because of their victories in the competition, nationalism and football pride was revived in the country.
7 October 2010
19 September 2010
Indonesia: Local government closes church defying court order
A Christian protestant church, GKI Taman Yasmin in the regency of Bogor, Indonesia was forced to cease activities by Bogor's regency on Sunday night. The police and Public Order Agency (Satpol PP) surrounded the church, disbanded a church meeting, then sealed the building by the city's order.
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Next time we will be there again :)