Indonesia highlights safety need
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Indonesia's Vice-President Yusuf Kalla is taking a high-profile train journey to highlight transport safety issues.
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Indonesia&#39;s new president, Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, said Wednesday he is considering tougher laws to detain Islamic terrorists, which he said still pose a threat to his country, the world&#39;s most populous Muslim nation.
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Indonesia's tsunami Wednesday is much smaller than the 2004 disaster, but the response shows the country's new warning systems are working.
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Malaysia urges Indonesia to sign up to regional plans for fighting pollution from forest-clearance fires.
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The police stepped up security in Indonesia after Australian government warned of possible terror attack in in Indonesia, targeting a Hilton hotel.
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Cargo planes touched down with promised aid Wednesday, bearing everything from lentils to water purifiers to help survivors facing the threat of epidemic after this week's quake-tsunami catastrophe. The first Indonesian military teams reached the devastated west coast of Sumatra island, finding thousands of bodies and hiking southern Asia's death toll to more than 67,000.
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Religious leaders from around Southeast Asia and Australia are urging greater efforts to promote tolerance and understanding. They met in Indonesia to build inter-religious bridges to reduce the threat posed by extremists.
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Newly elected Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono faces immense challenges -- from fixing the economy to stopping religious and separatist conflicts and dealing with al Qaeda linked militants.
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JAKARTA, Indonesia -- Indonesia's defense minister urged the United States yesterday to ease restrictions on military relations between the nations and to help train Indonesian military leaders, reaching out during the period of cooperation that has emerged after the devastating tsunami last month.
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BANDA ACEH, Indonesia -- Indonesia's military asked aid groups in tsunami-stricken areas yesterday to draw up a list of international relief workers -- and to report on their movements -- as fears arose for the safety of foreigners helping survivors in a region wracked by rebellion long before the waves hit.
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New Zealanders were advised to defer non-essential travel to Indonesia because of the high level of risk to western interests after a car bomb outside the Australian embassy in Jakarta yesterday killed at least nine people.
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THE warning by Foreign Affairs Minister Alexander Downer for Australians to be alert to possible terrorist attacks in Indonesia may be a holiday lifesaver.
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A steep, winding road through jungle-covered mountains in the Indonesian province of Aceh amounts to the greatest potential lifeline to communities devastated by the tsunami. It is also a primary bottleneck in the Indonesian relief effort.
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More than 50,000 residents in the Indonesian capital have sought treatment for conditions ranging from coughs to diarrhea after days of floods and authorities are monitoring for more serious diseases, officials said on Monday.
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Large parts of Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore are covered by thick smog from Indonesian bush fires.
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BANDA ACEH, Indonesia  - Indonesia sought to  reassure Western aid workers after a gunfire incident Sunday in  the major tsunami aid base of Banda Aceh raised safety fears.
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The authorities in Indonesia are running a massive security operation to protect churches and other places of worship from attack over Christmas.