Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono
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Uproar in Indonesia as Government Aims to Outlaw Criticism of President
Indonesian legislators and human rights activists criticised today a government proposal to make insulting the president illegal, citing concern for freedom of speech in the world's third-largest democracy.
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Executions in Indonesia Spark International Outrage
Indonesia faced a storm of international protest today for putting seven foreign drug convicts before a firing squad, but Filipinos rejoiced after a compatriot was spared at the last minute.
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Indonesia Parliament Mulls Ending Direct Elections For Local Leaders
Indonesian lawmakers are expected to vote this week on legislation that ends direct elections for governors and mayors, a measure critics say would weaken the country's democratic advances and encourage patronage politics.
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Indonesia President Says Islamic State 'Embarrassing' Muslims
The president of the world's most populous Muslim-majority country, Indonesia, on Thursday called the actions of Islamic State militants "embarrassing" to the religion and urged Islamic leaders to unite in tackling extremism.
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Outgoing President Asks Indonesians to 'Safeguard' Election Process
Outgoing President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono urged Indonesians on Sunday to "safeguard the final chapter" of the country's presidential election, saying the July 9 vote was democratic and peaceful.
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Behind Prabowo's Subianto Campaign to Become Indonesia's President, a Questionable Crew
Jabbing his finger repeatedly in the air, presidential hopeful Prabowo Subianto shouted to supporters in a packed Jakarta stadium that the corrupt had no place in Indonesia.
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Australia Aims for Security, Intel Pacts with Indonesia
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott on Wednesday said that he hopes to seal security and intelligence pacts with Indonesia as he looks to repair ties hurt by spying allegations.
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Indonesia sorry over haze as thousands sent to fight fires
Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono has apologised to Singapore and Malaysia over fires that have cloaked the countries in thick haze, as thousands more emergency workers were deployed Tuesday to tackle the blazes.
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Uproar in Indonesia as Government Aims to Outlaw Criticism of President
Indonesian legislators and human rights activists criticised today a government proposal to make insulting the president illegal, citing concern for freedom of speech in the world's third-largest democracy.
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Executions in Indonesia Spark International Outrage
Indonesia faced a storm of international protest today for putting seven foreign drug convicts before a firing squad, but Filipinos rejoiced after a compatriot was spared at the last minute.
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Indonesia Parliament Mulls Ending Direct Elections For Local Leaders
Indonesian lawmakers are expected to vote this week on legislation that ends direct elections for governors and mayors, a measure critics say would weaken the country's democratic advances and encourage patronage politics.
-
Indonesia President Says Islamic State 'Embarrassing' Muslims
The president of the world's most populous Muslim-majority country, Indonesia, on Thursday called the actions of Islamic State militants "embarrassing" to the religion and urged Islamic leaders to unite in tackling extremism.
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Outgoing President Asks Indonesians to 'Safeguard' Election Process
Outgoing President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono urged Indonesians on Sunday to "safeguard the final chapter" of the country's presidential election, saying the July 9 vote was democratic and peaceful.
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Behind Prabowo's Subianto Campaign to Become Indonesia's President, a Questionable Crew
Jabbing his finger repeatedly in the air, presidential hopeful Prabowo Subianto shouted to supporters in a packed Jakarta stadium that the corrupt had no place in Indonesia.
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Australia Aims for Security, Intel Pacts with Indonesia
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott on Wednesday said that he hopes to seal security and intelligence pacts with Indonesia as he looks to repair ties hurt by spying allegations.
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Indonesia sorry over haze as thousands sent to fight fires
Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono has apologised to Singapore and Malaysia over fires that have cloaked the countries in thick haze, as thousands more emergency workers were deployed Tuesday to tackle the blazes.
