Indonesia

Hikers have been told to keep at least 3 kilometres from the smouldering volcano

Prominent Indonesian gay rights activist Dede Oetomo accuses the government of seeking to 'create fear in society'

The blast, which appeared to have occurred in the fuel tank of the vessel, was not caused by a bomb, authorities said

The blazes last year were among the worst in memory

Leaders of the two countries will meet later this week in Jakarta

Restaurant was accused of using puff pastry, vegetable sausage and carbonara sauce which were past their expiry date

Officers caught the first suspect, a man in his 40s accused of pimping out boys on his Facebook page

Cultural exhibition held to improve trade between the two countries

Mbah Gotho has official identification showing his birth date to be December 1870

The MT Vier Harmoni was initially feared to have been hijacked after setting sail from Malaysia

Southeast Asia is Foodpanda’s fastest growing region

Traffic police officer was found dead in his uniform with wounds to his head and neck

Widodo also called for police and judicial reform to boost legal certainty in Southeast Asia's biggest economy

Tahar held US citizenship since being naturalised four years ago, but had not surrendered his Indonesian passport

Islamic activists have also filed a judicial review at the Constitutional Court aimed at making gay sex a crime

The snack takes its name 'Bikini' from an acronym in local slang meaning 'trendy rice noodles'

Abu Bakar Bashir is suspected key figure in regional terror network Jemaah Islamiyah, blamed for 2002 Bali bombings

Zulfiqar Ali is part of a larger wave of executions under Indonesia’s President Joko Widodo

Jakarta govt halted the convict's death sentence after repeated calls from Islamabad to review his case

Zulfiqar is not the first, and sadly not the last victim of state apathy, indifference and criminal neglect

Indonesia executes four convicts, including one local, three foreigners

Indonesia executes four convicts, including one local, three foreigners

The protesters chanted slogans against the federal government for failing to protect a citizen

The group, including foreigners, has been placed in isolation on a prison island where Jakarta carries out executions

Zulfiqar Ali was arrested in November 2004 in connection with a 300-gram heroine case in Jakart

The prisoners include 52-year-old Pakistani Zulfiqar Ali

Military and police have already banned their personnel from seeking to catch virtual monsters while on duty

Despite Pokemon Go not yet being officially available in Indonesia, many have downloaded it illegally

"We are worried that police officers may become addicted" national police spokesperson says

The café, whose name "Jamban" means toilet in Indonesian, has been open since April

There were five passengers aboard the helicopter when it went down, says Indonesian army's Major General

The traffic was so bad that Indonesians dubbed the disastrous toll gate 'Brexit', from the words 'Brebes exit'

Indonesia is already home to some 800,000 mosques, including a large number in Jakarta and other major cities

Company shoots commercial showing athlete performing stunts across one of Indonesia's ancient holy temples

'There will be 'vice-versa' policies from other countries, impact would be felt on economy and trade' he says

Hundreds of rescuers were searching through wrecked houses and mounds of earth for 19 villagers still missing

State-owned oil and gas company is offering motorists two liters of free fuel for reading one chapter of Holy Quran

The boat carrying the 44 people was found stranded off the coast of the northern Indonesian province of Aceh last week

The group assembled a bomb but were arrested by police just days before launching their attack

Jessica Kumala Wongso denies the premeditated murder of her college friend Wayan Mirna Salihin

Video of the 53-year-old desperately begging officials not to confiscate her food went viral

Local tourism chief Guntur Sakti said he had sent a warning to Singapore over the map

Police and the military have rounded up people for allegedly spreading communism through logos on T-shirts

Many young labourers described feeling dizzy, nauseous and vomiting after long days working in the fields

The fast-moving flows incinerated homes and left livestock blackened and peeling

Seven people were exposed to the hot clouds, killing three and leaving four others critical, says official

The victims died in Bantul district in the main island of Java

President of world body Gianni Infantino announced Friday that the Asian country had been reinstated

Conservationists wept in joy as the healthy female calf was born on western Sumatra island

Portuguese football manager has been widely linked to Manchester United