A second edition of Playboy Indonesia magazine may not be forthcoming.

A suspected member or former member of the Islamic terrorist group Jemaah Islamiyah was arrested on the island of Sumbawa.

The communist threat in Indonesia remains unabated it appears with the discovery of some “communist” graffiti by the roadside in Bogor yesterday causing much consternation.

The provincial government of South Sulawesi has decided that ability to read the Koran is a must for Muslim citizens.

Ribbi Awad, the Palestinian ambassador to Indonesia, and a hostage drama at the Palestinian embassy in Jakarta.

Amien Rais says his party, Pan, considers the porn issue to be an unimportant distraction.

Mardiyah Chamim, an Indonesian journalist, writes about her experiences of the application of sharia, or syariah, law in the province of Aceh in northern Sumatra.

Two leading Islamic intellectual figures discuss sharia, and the nature of Islam in south east Asia as compared to the middle eastern form.

A group of about forty activists descended on the home of singer and dancer Inul Daratista in Jakarta.

Mahatir Mohamad, conspiracy theorist and former prime minister of Malaysia, offers his thoughts on regional Islamic terrorism.