Indonesia
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Editors' pick
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January 28 2008, obituary: The Indonesian dictator's 30-year rule was built on ruthless repression, cronyism and manipulation of rival superpowers
In pictures: life of a dictatorLatest videos
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Video: Sumatran tigers being sold into extinction (1min 42sec)
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Video: Suharto's state funeral (2min 21sec)
Most recent
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Jul 25 2008:
Tom Fawthrop: In the absence of demands for an international trial, Indonesian generals still enjoy impunity for their crimes against humanity
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Jul 15 2008:
Indonesia's president accepts human rights report but has not issued a full apology
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Jun 27 2008:
Police and soldiers search dense jungle near Jakarta after air force plane carrying 18 people, including one Briton, goes missing
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Jun 12 2008:
John Vidal: I have seen hell, and it is indisputably on Rinca Island in Indonesia
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Jun 10 2008:
The world's largest lizard is a powerful predator with razor-sharp teeth, but is the Komodo dragon really as fearsome as we think? Jon Henley reports
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Jun 9 2008:
Three recover on secluded island after nine hour ordeal in currents of Indian Ocean
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Jun 8 2008:
Joy as relatives celebrate rescue of Britons swept away by strong currents in waters off Indonesia
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Jun 7 2008:
Five Europeans ate shellfish and had to fend off giant reptiles to survive on island after going missing for two days
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Jun 7 2008:
Area where the three were last spotted is among the most unpredictable and dangerous in the tropics
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May 30 2008:
Independent News & Media has put £3.8m into Indonesian media company PT Abdi Bangsa, publisher of daily newspaper Republika. By Caitlin Fitzsimmons
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Gallery (14 pictures),
May 28 2008:
Demonstrations on the streets of Indonesia, Britain and mainland Europe over rising fuel prices
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May 4 2008:
Endangered wildlife returns to tropical wasteland as conservationists work a natural 'miracle'
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May 1 2008:
Antony van der Ent: The clearing of forests for palm plantations in Indonesia and Malaysia is precipitating ecological disaster on a grand scale
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Mar 19 2008:
When BP set out to build a £3.5bn natural gas plant in remote West Papua, local villagers hoped for a bright future. But all is not well, says John Vidal
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Feb 27 2008:
The destruction of Sumatra's natural forests is accelerating global climate change and pushing endangered species closer to extinction, report warns
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