Indonesia to dump hot mud in Java Sea

Biofuel project in Indonesia faces flak

Indonesian forests to be traded on carbon market

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Plugging the mudflow

Flour fortification important for Indonesia, says UNICEF

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Progress in measles elimination has got stalled, says WHO

Developing countries mostly hit. More than 145,000 people died of the disease in 2013

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Five southeast countries team up to fight Indonesian haze

Trade deal inked

Sign free treaty, Indonesia told

Mud breaches dams in Indonesia

In court

South Asia

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Asia-Pacific agreement on net fishing

In Court

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Larger spleen helps Indonesia’s Bajau people demonstrate extraordinary diving skills

They are the first humans to have genetically adapted to have larger spleens which help them dive deeper and for longer periods

Intelligent ancestors

New evidence on an ancient human species, Homo erectus, sheds light on their technical ability and capacity to use symbols for communication

Happy threesome?

Three human species which scientists earlier believed came one after the other, may have actually coexisted in Java

Ambitious plans override safety concerns

Despite strong opposition, the Indonesia is going ahead with its plan to build 12 nuclear power plants

Heat and sawdust

The fires in Brazil and in Indonesia speak volumes of what happens when humans try to make a living by killing forests and neglecting the poor