Muslim political groups are taking a keen interest in events in Israel and Lebanon.

As the third edition of Indonesian Playboy comes out two men from the Islamic Defenders Front, FPI, go on trial for an instance of their earlier battle with the magazine.

The Islamically oriented Prosperous Justice Party, PKS, is considering whether to change the railway law so that it requires every train to provide a women-only car.

The Jakarta Post continues its lone battle against sharia.

The depiction of religiously observant Muslims on television has increased greatly in recent years but some remain unhappy at the stereotypical nature of such depiction.

The looming power struggle between president Yudhoyono and vice president Jusuf Kalla.

The Majelis Mujahidin Indonesia (MMI), the Mujahidin Council, says it has caught an agent in the pay of foreigners attempting to subvert political Islam in Indonesia.

The Majelis Ulama Indonesia (MUI) says there are no regional regulations that apply Islamic law.

News from the national conference of the Partai Persatuan Pembangunan, PPP, United Development Party.

Two models, Joanna Alexandra and Fla Priscilla, who appeared in the second edition of Indonesian Playboy have been reported to the police.