Indonesians speaking French
november 20, 2010by latadmin
Around 7000 Indonesians currently live in New Caledonia as a result of a relatively little-known chapter in the history of Indonesia Pam Allen Javanese mask at...
Great temptation
november 20, 2010by latadmin
Richard Oh’s film Koper is a moral allegory of life in today’s Indonesia Safitri Widagdo Stripped of everything Image courtesy of Richard Oh They...
Containing bird flu
november 20, 2010by latadmin
Efforts to control avian influenza need to consider the importance of birds in Indonesians’ lives
Welcome back, Obama!
november 15, 2010by
By: Dalih Sembiring and Emma Kwee Obama cancelled his trip to Indonesia in March to help push the health care reform bill through Congress. He cancelled it again in...
Day without television
november 14, 2010by latadmin
Indonesians act on their concerns about the new tele-visual environment
Merapi Claims its Keeper
november 06, 2010by
By: Emma Kwee The beloved Mbah Marijan (grandfather Mairijan), gatekeeper of the volatile Merapi volcano near Yogya, is no more. The iconic man was among the first 33...
The Sumatra Tsunami – Why Wasn’t Indonesia Ready?
november 04, 2010by
By: Duncan Graham Why wasn’t Indonesia better prepared for the tsunami that hit the Mentawai Islands? It’s not as though the 7.5 scale earthquake and three-meter...
A Tale of Two Crises
november 04, 2010by
By: Ariel Heryanto What is striking about the general mood in Indonesia’s public life today is that there are many parallels to the mood in the first decade of its...
Surabaya’s Ghost House
november 02, 2010by
By: Duncan Graham Dusk—and the children are suddenly off the street. The maids and mums have gone indoors, clicking padlocks, turning keys. All is quiet. Twenty...
Sexual Healing
november 02, 2010by
By: Andre Syahreza ZIPPING UP HIS FLY, the patient pleads, “Please, let’s just keep this between us. I don’t want anyone else to know I have such an embarrassing...