The Daily Telegraph Two years on from the bombings and two months since the Foreign Office lifted its warning against…

June 18, 2004—The Bali Tourism Board (BTB), in cooperation with the Bali Hotels Association (BHA), this month will survey 10,000…

JAKARTA (AP)–A Muslim militant who said he wanted to punish the U.S. and others who “oppress Islam” went on trial…

IT’S PAST SEVEN on a balmy evening, and the tourist shops along Monkey Forest Road are already shut. The street…

BALI (AP): Dozens of Balinese singles locked lips in a steamy kissing festival on Monday that ended with village priests…

DENPASAR, Bali (Antara): The Directorate General of Tax at the Ministry of Finance dishonorably discharged 88 of its employees after…

JAKARTA, April 20 Asia Pulse/Antara – Around 150 delegates from 30 Asia Pacific countries are attending a 5-day meeting starting…

A Dow Jones Newswires Column By Benjamin Pedley SINGAPORE, April 20 (Dow Jones)–Foreign investment in Indonesia, a key source of…

KUTA, Bali: The management and regulation of migratory fish resources would be one important topic discussed in the five-day international…

JAKARTA (AP)–The last suspect in the Bali bombings case will go on trial next week charged with taking part in…

Time heals the wounds of Bali’s bomb-scarred economy By Marian Carroll Nyoman Widiadana good-naturedly haggles over the price of a…

Law is fact of our life. When we observe deeply than, the growth of law in the world walk in…

It was tough, it was wet, but Andrew Bain found unexpected delights pedalling around Bali. The road is a river,…

SEMINYAK (Bali) – Bearing an ornately carved ‘dragon blowpipe’ and a wooden cigarette box, souvenir seller Dewa Nyoman steps more…