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• Wapres: UP4B harus bisa sinkronkan pembangunan Papua
• Percepatan Pembangunan Papua Jadi Prioritas Nasional
• UK Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills Dr Vince Cable Visit to Indonesia, 31 October – 1 November 2011
• No fatalities, injuries in Bali quake: BNPB
• Waving the REDD+ banner the right way
• President calls for justice over police killing of Freeport protester
• Karya seni kontemporer Indonesia dipamerkan di Saatchi Gallery London
• Mary Northmore: Bringing Bali to Buckingham Palace
• Alunan Gamelan Keraton Yogya tampil di Edinburgh Internasional Festival 2011
• Achieving Indonesia's golden moment of economic growth
• Ramses Ohee: Pepera (The Act of Free Choice) is Indisputable
• Sketching out a future ASEAN-NATO partnership
• A portrait of Javanese values
• Govt sets six regions as economic development gates
• Clinton: Indonesia can be democratic role model
• Jawa Barat tawarkan peluang green beneficial partnership kepada pelaku bisnis di Inggris
• Festival Indonesia pukau warga Newcastle and Gateshead
• REDD+: A pathway to prosperity
• Deputi Gubernur BI jamin iklim investasi Indonesia yang kondusif di hadapan pengusaha Inggris
• Time for RI economy to go green
• Balancing growth with environmental sustainability
• Balinese Hindus celebrate Galungan
• Nonstop Adventure in Banten
• Challenges for better forest governance
• The myth of the Indonesian population boom
• Actor Richard Gere, Drawn by Karma To Borobudur, Planning Temple Movie
• Team to be formed to pursue cop shooter
• Harmony in Lombok
• From hell to heaven at Kerobokan prison
• Penandatanganan Tax Information Exchange Agreement antara Indonesia dengan Isle of Man dan Bermuda
• RI, EU eyeing ‘ambitious’ free trade agreement
• Peluang industri animasi Inggris dalam mendukung pengembangan dan peningkatan industri animasi di tanah air
• Asia’s moment has come: Yudhoyono
• Eyes on traditional fabrics
• KBRI London promosikan kekayaan budaya dan daerah tujuan wisata Indonesia kepada masyarakat Chesham, Inggris
• Blitar leads economic governance survey
• Indonesia rises to 27th biggest exporter in the world in 2010
• Jambi to develop elephant habitat
• KBRI London juarai London Diplomat Golf Tournament I
• Indonesia diakui paling progresif dalam penguatan mekanisme HAM di kawasan ASEAN
• The non-aligned engagement
• Gamelan dan Tarian Bali pukau pengunjung Horniman Museum
• Govt expects growth of up to 6.9% in 2012
• President signs decree on forest moratorium
• The Glory of Batik
• RI conservationist receives award from British royalty
• Dubes RI London tandatangani Perjanjian Pertukaran Informasi Perpajakan antara Indonesia dengan Guernsey dan Jersey
• Anggota Parlemen Inggris sambut baik tujuan delegasi BURT DPR RI
• Invest in Remarkable Indonesia
• Govt Aims High With Economic Development Plan
• Garut: The Hidden Beauty of West Java
• Ministry launches REDD website
• Pameran Bali: Dancing for the Gods Ramaikan Ranah Seni Budaya Indonesia di London
• Unemployment in Indonesia has declined: President claims
• Boediono urges investors to develop infrastructure
• ASEAN moves a step closer to market integration
• British trade delegation to meet Yudhoyono at palace
• Democracy: The Indonesian experience
• RI to host World Economic Forum in June
• Sinar Mas – The Forest Trust Agreement
• Schwarzenegger to visit C. Kalimantan for environmental forum
• RI enjoys Rp 18.5 trillion surplus in 2011 budget as of February
• RI nominated for int'l environmental award due to Aceh contribution
• The civet coffee sieve
• Learning through travel
• Informasi Penting Bagi WNI terkait Bencana Gempa Bumi dan Tsunami di Jepang
• BMKG Cabut Peringatan Dini Tsunami untuk Timur Indonesia
• Tsunami Alert
• Keinginan kota Dover untuk mengembangkan kerjasama port management dan tata kota pelabuhan dengan Indonesia
• UK expertise can help cut carbon emissions
• RI among favorite investment destinations for British companies
• Diskusi “Indonesian and ASEAN: Prospects and Challenges” House of Commons, 3 Maret 2011
• Indonesia and the EU: A relationship in 3D
• Indonesia can solve its religious-based issues: EU official
• Minister furious over Komodo suspension from 7 Wonders list
• BI ups benchmark to 6.75% on inflationary pressure
• January inflation surpasses 7% on soaring rice, chili prices
• RI posts US$ 22b trade surplus in 2010
• British Pushing for Better Investment Environment in Indonesia
• The lure of Bali
• New investments may surpass US$16 billion this year
• Orangutan ‘Vision’ Appeal aims to halt decline by 2020
• Moody’s upgrades RI credit rating grade
• RI economy to grow 6.2% in 2011: World Bank
• Surf industry puts dollars back into beaches
• Garuda Indonesia Tuntaskan Restrukturisasi Hutang Dengan Seluruh Kreditur
• Garuda Indonesia Wraps Up Its Financial Restructuring
• CHRONOLOGY OF THE CIKEUSIK INCIDENT Umbulan Village, Cikeusik Sub-District, Pandeglang Regency, Banten Province Sunday, 6 February 2011
• Pelayanan Konsuler dan penyambutan mahasiswa baru di Inggris
• Mahasiswa Inggris terharu menonton film Indonesia
• Mr. Komodo jadi Ikon di Bickley Park School London
• Alila Uluwatu sweeps international awards
• BP awarded exploration block in Indonesia
• Govt calls for special body to disburse climate aid
• Listening to tourists – and learning
• SBY asks women to help plant trees
• Tembang Gamelan mengalun merdu di Katedral Carlisle
• Nusa Penida named conservation area
• President SBY officiates five new colleges in Papua
• Solidarity, tolerance color Muslim holiday
• Death toll fromIndonesia's volcano climbs to 275
• Indonesia Partisipasi di World Travel Market 2010
• Mount Merapi forces flight cancellations
• Analysis: Indonesia : Growing closer to the EU
• Indonesia to try Papua torture video accused
• Foreign aid welcome for reconstruction
• Tsunami death toll nears 450
• Mentawai's Tsunami and Mount Merapi's eruption
• Indonesia's volcanic eruption claims 25 lives
• Mentawai tsunami kills 108; scores more missing
• Indonesian economy with a US$3,000 per capita GDP
• RI press freedom ranks second in Southeast Asia, 117th worldwide
• Having fun with nature in Bali
• Long live the King
• 13 ministers follow Yudhoyono in Wasior
• Hundreds of orangutans to be released in Kalimantan
• Death toll from West Papua flash flood hits 87
• Defense ministry moves to increase budget
• Higher GDP growth target ‘reasonable’
• US Considers Papua Integral Part of Indonesia
• House to push for religious harmony law
• Muslims and Hindus living in harmony
• Analysis: How life is improving, in picture and sound
• Govt to clarify tax position for oil and gas contractors
• Indonesia named one of top ten global investment targets
• ITB, UI among top 100 universities in the world
• Study: To save tigers, protect key breeding areas
• Anti-terror squad separated from Police’s criminal investigation department
• Finalis Idol Swedia dan Indonesia meriahkan halal bihalal dan perayaan HUT RI di London
• Police deny Densus 88 tortured detainees
• Yudhoyono 'unhappy' about HKBP church incident:
• Indonesia launches first counterterrorism agency
• Analysis: Bali ’s tourism back into gear, with impressive 1H results
• Climate adaptation versus mitigation
• Non-Muslims distribute alms during Ramadan holy month
• Govt vows to get tough with violent organizations
• Climate solutions: Local nuance at the heart of climate policies
• Mt. Sinabung erupts again, more evacuate
• Orangutans in rehabilitation to get new homes in Kalimantan
• Analysis: Economy pushing ahead despite national leadership
• Population growth ‘good for Papua’
• Govt says no to converting peatland into plantations
• A breakthrough in RI’s infrastructure financing
• Surging stock index hits record high
• Pluralism: Practice what we preach
• Underwater temple: The new ‘in’ spot for scuba divers
• Govt invites private sector to build 14 new airports
• Briefing Scotland Yard kepada peserta SESPATI POLRI
• KBRI London gelar malam budaya untuk penggalangan dana sebagai bentuk bantuan terhadap konservasi orang utan di Indonesia,
• Analysis: Activities in Europe and their impact on Indonesia
• RI credit rating receives investment grade
• Does potent Aceh-style brew contain something ‘extra’?
• Indonesia’s population reaches 238 million
• Purchasing power on the up, as inflation under control
• A spiritual journey down a stony path
• Unsyiah Aceh harapkan kerjasama dengan konsorsium 13 Universitas di Inggris terus berlanjut
• Siswa-siswi Labschool meriahkan Pagelaran Budaya Indonesia di Universitas Leeds, Inggris
• Konsep ketahanan nasional Indonesia diadopsi dalam kerjasama ASEAN
• Ketua Parlemen Irlandia harapkan kedua negara bisa saling belajar tentang demokrasi
• Film Indonesia untuk kali pertama diputar di gedung bioskop di Irlandia
• Growth driver or hindrance?
• SBY’s new hard act: To make REDD+ work
• Dubes RI paparkan keunikan politik Inggris dan hubungan bilateral RI-UK kepada delegasi RI
• Stop blaming orangutan plight on palm oil firms
• President to commemorate World Environment Day, give out awards
• With a touch down in Amsterdam , Garuda enters a new era
• New RI finance minister appointment is credit positive: Moody's
• Carbon credits for Aceh forest
• RI committed to rainforests protection despite financial constraints
• PANITIA PELAKSANA PERINGATAN HUT KE-65
  PROKLAMASI KEMERDEKAAN REPUBLIK INDONESIA
• Garuda Indonesia Planning to Switch to Biofuel
• Serah Terima Kepala Perwakilan BI London dan Pertemuan dengan Lembaga Rating Kredit Fitch, London, 29 Juli 2010
• Ujung Kulon: Memories of paradise
• Prince Charles praises SBY
• Raja Ampat West Papua’s pristine water
• The market welcomes Agus
• Dengan berjalan kaki dapat membantu kesejahteraan anak-anak di dunia
• Reforms will go on: New finance minister
• Insight: The Foja Mountains – the wonder of new species discovered
• Borobudur to host spectacular performance
• Marco’s Bofet: Authentic Padang food
• Religious diversity Through Choir Music
• Conservatives’ Cameron now PM: What’s in it for us?
• Drifting away to Tarimbang’s paradise
• KEPALA BKPM,GITA WIRJAWAN: PERLU PENCITRAAN POSITIF UNTUK TINGKATKAN INVESTASI
• Dubes Yuri Thamrin: Kesuksesan reformasi merupakan modal dasar bagi peningkatan Peran Indonesia di dunia Internasional
• Govt expects jobless rate to drop further to 7% in 2011
• Natural gas policy revisited
• Rupiah, stocks rebound on positive news
• Climate Solutions: Climate financing: The devil is in the details
• Dubes RI London sampaikan briefing mengenai Indonesia dihadapan peserta RCDS
• Islam, Inter-Faith and Religious Harmony in Indonesia
• Environment Watch: Villagers want legal protection for forest
• Enjoying sunset in ‘heaven’
• Asia Pacific leading the global recovery
• World Bank appoints Sri Mulyani managing director
• Govt to allow old foreigners to own property
• The role of Indonesia in the region and the world
• Selong Belanak: The remote charm of southern coasts
• Black cab promosikan Remarkable Indonesia di penjuru jalan kota London
• Barclays Capital upbeat on Indonesian economy
• 500 years on: Rebirth of a ritual
• RI economy grew 5.7 pct in Q1: Central Bank
• Batik with a twist in West Java
• Hundreds to take part in Sail Indonesia
• RI’s capital inflow and the downside risks that follow
• Human rights high in police reform agenda
• Coral Day sends message of coral reef conservation
• For farmers, fishermen, climate change already close to home
• NGO coalition to meet taskforce, questions seriousness in probing illegal logging mafia
• Trade to EU not affected by volcano, players say
• Climate Solutions: Getting it right in the ‘heart’ of the Coral Triangle
• Indonesia: New avenues for growth
• SBY opens retreat on economic strategy
• Unemployment rate to drop to 7.6 percent
• Black cab promosikan Remarkable Indonesia di penjuru jalan kota London
• Police detain 25 residents of Papua village amidst tension
• Fazlun Khalid: Using faith to save the environment
• RI set to become car production hub: Minister
• Govt drops designating plantations as forests
• Services sector: An alternative route to high growth?
• Muslims urged to do more to tackle global climate change
• NGOs collect logging data for SBY’s taskforce
• Javanese folk furniture bridges East and West cultures
• TCPI to train 250 presenters on climate change issues
• Govt moves carefully in offering oil and gas blocks
• Indonesia: Embracing the growth of Islamic finance
• March deflation gives BI room to keep benchmark rate steady
• Indonesia aims to lure more tourists from the UK
• RI to attend BASIC meeting, but has no plans to join group
• KPK to work with UK in lead supply bribery case
• RI insists on bid to chair UN climate body
• RI’s jump to investment grade rests on fiscal reforms: Fitch
• Getting ready for an era of openness
• Army chief: No Kopassus soldiers in Aceh
• Indonesia at the crossroads: Climate change and its challenges
• Buddhist leaders attend NU congress opening
• President asks NU to continue fighting extremism
• Indonesian women to the peace table
• Indonesia and the global rise of economic, political power
• TNI, police launch joint exercise against terrorists in W. Java
• Papuans to benefit from US$1 million scholarship fund
• Legislative 30% affirmative action quota not effective
• Counterterrorism as law enforcement measures
• `Ogoh-ogoh' street parade mesmerizes residents, tourists
• Enjoy the views, & the food
• Wakatobi to enhance biodiversity research
• Indonesia’s recent economic development, March 2010
• Members of the UK’s House of Lords praised Indonesia’s achievements
• Anggota House of Lords Inggris Akui Kemajuan Indonesia
• KBRI London prakarsai seminar tentang Indonesia di Parlemen Inggris
• RI to begin to auction shale gas fields this year
• Military, police hold joint antiterrorism training
• RI may reach investment grade within a year: Mulyani
• Australian PM congratulates RI after Dulmatin's death
• Insight: Debating Indonesia ’s global role
• Govt forms new bureaucratic reforms team
• Markets unmoved by political tensions
• Indonesia to host seminar on environmentally sustainable cities
• Inflation slows in February on stronger rupiah: BI
• Duta Besar RI London serahkan penghargaan kepada Kepolisian Wrexham, Inggris
• Indonesia’s Balance of Payments Registered US$4.0 Billion Surplus in Q4/2009
• Yudhoyono receives UNEP Award for coral initiative
• RI reveals transparency in defense spending
• Citizenship matters
• Govt issues Rp 44.68 trillion in bonds in less than two months
• RI survivors lend a helping hand in Haiti
• Government ‘seriously considering’ tax holidays
• Disparity among regions a challenge for meeting MDGs
• Climate Solutions: Ensuring the survival of the nation
• Gunmen kill police officer
• Chinese celebration in memory of Gus Dur
• Finance minister warns of downside risks to economy
• Gili’s ritual entertains tourists
• Indonesia's forex reserves reach nearly US$70b
• RI's herbal medicine exports only US$10m: Mari
• Green watch: No time to waste for detailed climate action plan
• Second retail sukuk sell like hot cakes, bids reach Rp 8.03t
• Investment policies to ‘focus on maximizing value creation’
• Govt revokes 715 problematic bylaws
• Indonesia will not develop nuclear power anytime soon: Minister
• Indonesia pushes for settlement of Doha Round
• President asks Indonesian diplomats to help attract investment
• 700 Freeport workers pray for peace
• National leaders gather to draw up five year plan
• Court favors indigenous Papuans
• Indonesia’s economy on track, says World Bank
• RI submits emission cuts target to UN
• Indonesia and the World 2010 (Part 2 of 2)
• Part 1 of 2: Indonesia and the world 2010
• No Amdal, no coal mining in Kalimantan: Ministry
• Police, US employee injured in fresh attack on Freeport
• Climate Solutions: Innovative ways of retaining forests
• Ubud, a little love haven
• Sharia banking grows strong in Indonesia
• Indonesia sent relief and medical team to Haiti
• Where histories, cultures and religions meet
• RI economic recovery on track
• RI to send relief team to Haiti: SBY
• Isu Global Governance sesuai dengan realita dunia, ungkap Dubes RI London pada diskusi yang diselenggarakan Wilton Park, 11 – 13 Januari 2010
• Letters: Kelly Kwalik’s death
• Tulamben, scuba diving heaven
• Papua rebel group founder back in Indonesia
• The blind man with 20/20 vision: A tribute to Abdurrahman Wahid
• Photography, dance and culture from bali to london
• RI economy to face more challenges in H2
• New arts landmark for Klungkung
• Rupiah consolidates as confidence builds
• West Sumatra sets deadline to complete post-quake works
• Rupiah up driven by market expectation
• WWF spots Sumatran tiger family
• President to appoint 5 new deputy ministers Wednesday
• Govt to scrap oil & gas cost recovery cap
• President gives stock exchange thumbs up
• RI at a crossroads: Which way to go in the Asian century
• Buku Duka Cita
• Inflation this year may hit lowest level in decade
• Reconstruction of homes not yet started
• The rise of the Indonesian strategic industry
• Economy grows 4.5 percent in Q4
• Police launch operation to safeguard festivities
• Police question five people over Kelly’s activities
• Police tests result confirm Papuan rebel leader's death
• SBY brings hope to Copenhagen from the developing world
• Indonesian films: Reviving or reining in?
• Commission to call up 62 judges over ‘iffy’ rulings
• Christmas in the tropics
• Road to Copenhagen : Understanding Indonesia ’s emission cuts inside out
• President: democracy, development must go together
• 311 return home in strong start of repatriation programme from PNG
• Yogyakarta to become leading education centre in Southeast Asia
• Govt plans to rehabilitate 2.5 million hectares of forest
• Govt to export gas from Natuna D-Alpha
• INDONESIAN BUSINESS MEETING DAN PENANDATANGANAN MOU ANTARA BKPM DAN SASOL SYNFUELS INTERNATIONAL (PTY) LTD DI LONDON TANGGAL 3 DESEMBER 2009
• Inflation should be cushioned to support growth: BI
• INDONESIA HADIRI KONFERENSI MENGENAI PERLINDUNGAN ANAK-ANAK TERLANTAR
• Govt plans to rehabilitate 2.5 million hectares of forest
• Muhammadiyah, 100 years on
• Herbal remedy with a modern touch
• Indonesia promotes domestic military production
• RI’s growing prospect encourages GE to invest
• Irish business to manage Sabang port
• Jakarta launches Copenhagen action
• UK encourages RI to access $25 billion fund for forestry
• PESERTA INDONESIA SERUKAN BAHWA DUNIA ISLAM BUKAN HANYA TIMUR TENGAH
• Dialogue to benefit all Muslims
• RI delegates to bridge deadlock on target
• UNESCO recognizes Javanese alphabet
• Budget deficit appropriate: IMF
• PM Inggris Sampaikan Selamat pada SBY
• Indonesian Business Summit Should Help Economy
• Trade expo opens amid green shoots
• Big boys going open-source to cut costs
• Indonesia Earns Cash on Carbon Market