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Indonesia's Elections Feature Plenty of Women

By Yenni Kwok

No-Ah: Malaysia and Indonesia Ban Bible Flick

By Charlotte Alter

Elections in India and Indonesia Will Have Big Consequences

By Francesca Trianni

The Measure of Two Men

By Michael Schuman
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New Leaders in India, Indonesia Won't Guarantee Reform

Hope that economic reform in the two sprawling democracies will be jump-started when new administrations are in power might be misplaced

By Michael Schuman

Indonesia Bans Noah

The Hollywood biblical blockbuster contradicts Islam, say film censors in the world's most populous Muslim nation

By Yenni Kwok

Indonesia's Most Popular Politician Joins Presidential Race

Barely a year in office, and he could win by a landslide

By Dan Kedmey

Forget the BRICs; Meet the PINEs

While many emerging markets are taking a beating, a fantastic growth story in the developing world is widening and drawing in new countries

By Michael Schuman

It's Official: Wildlife Traffickers Will Incur the Wrath of Allah

Indonesia's top religious body says Muslims must "actively participate in the efforts to protect endangered species"

By Charlie Campbell

The Haze in Indonesia Has Just Made 30,000 People Sick

Slash and burn farming is generating huge amounts of pollution

By David Stout

5 Missing Japanese Scuba Divers Found Off Bali

A sixth diver has been found dead, and the fate of the seventh remains unknown

By Dan Kedmey

Mount Kelud Erupts: Indonesia's Most Populated Island Covered in Ash

The major eruption blanketed the island of Java in ash, forcing the evacuation of more than a hundred thousand people

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Should Schapelle Corby Really Be Paid $2.7 Million for an Interview?

A convicted Australian drug smuggler has been released on parole from a Balinese prison to lavish appearance fees and luxury villa accommodation. The locals aren't impressed

By Ian Lloyd Neubauer

Pictures of the Week: January 31 - February 7

From the opening of the Winter Olympics in Sochi and mourning the death of Philip Seymour Hoffman to fighting horses in China and the world's largest baby Jesus, TIME presents the best pictures of the week.

By Phil Bicker

Gunmen Target Burmese MP in Drive-By Shooting in Malaysia

Burma's Buddhist-Muslim violence is spreading to other parts of Southeast Asia

By David Stout

Indonesian Volcano Eruption Kills 14

The eruption was the mountain's deadliest in recent times

By Sam Frizell

The Year of the Horse: Chinese New Year Celebrations Around the World

People around the world say goodbye to the Year of the Snake as they welcome the Year of the Horse

By TIME Photo

Pictures of the Week: January 24 - January 31

From snowstorms crippling the American South and ousted Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi on trial in Cairo to celebrations marking the Chinese New Year and Pope-inspired superhero street art in Rome, TIME presents the best pictures of the week.

By Phil Bicker

Hong Kong Government Could Be Sued Over Maid Abuses, Says Top Rights Lawyer

The man who advised NSA whistle-blower Edward Snowden calls it a clear case

By Per Liljas

Pictures of the Week: January 10 - January 17

From Muslims celebrating the birth anniversary of the Prophet Muhammad and Egyptians voting in a contentious referendum to Fashion Week in Berlin and a fluorescent frog in the U.K., TIME presents the best pictures of the week.

By Myles Little
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