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Drug abuse in Asia: 'Emergency situation' in Indonesia
The Straits TimesJAKARTA (The Straits Times/ANN) -- In a Jakarta club, where the local authorities admit that the drug problem is spiralling out of control, music is throbbing. Some clubbers punch their fists in the air, swaying hypnotically to the beat while others sip...Tags: Germany, Heroin, Prisons, United Nations, Asia
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Indonesia keeps interest rate, braces for inflation
The Jakarta PostYOGYAKARTA (The Jakarta Post/ANN) -- Bank Indonesia's (BI) interest rate has remained at 5.75 percent for 15 consecutive months, but states it "will not hesitate to adjust monetary policy if needed" in response to possible inflation from the impending...Tags: Germany, Economic Indicator, Asia, Inflation and Deflation, Economy, Business and Finance
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Indonesia beef scandal money trail leads to more women
The Jakarta PostJAKARTA (The Jakarta Post/ANN) -- When Indonesia's Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) summoned lingerie model Vitalia Sesha last week, many expected she would be the last woman connected to the high profile beef scandal. However, the money...Tags: Germany, Prisons, Punishment, Organized Crime, Crime, Law and Justice
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Asia needs more European students
The Jakarta PostKUALA LUMPUR (The Jakarta Post/ANN) -- Asia and Europe need to pursue closer collaboration in education to create better mobility and quality assurance among the two continents. Speaking at the opening of the three-day Asia-Europe Meeting of Ministers...Tags: Germany, Asia, Employment Opportunities, Media Industry, Interior Policy
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Saudi Arabia 'needs more three-and four-star hotels'
Arab News, Jeddah, Saudi ArabiaOnyx Hospitality Group, which aims to become one of Asia's leading hospitality providers within five years, has lined up a number of new hotel signings and openings for 2013 at locations, including the Gulf region. Onyx opened Amari Doha in January...Tags: Saudi Arabia, Doha (Qatar), Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Dubai (United Arab Emirates), Sri Lanka
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FEATURE: Cafes on Itaewon's fringes
The Korea Herald, Seoul / Asia News NetworkSEOUL (The Korea Herald/ANN) -- It is no secret that Itaewon is an eat-and-drink hotspot. In fact, the area is so populated with eateries there is little room for newbies to find a perch of their own. Rather than wait for turf to open up, more spots are...Tags: Restaurants, Germany, Lifestyle and Leisure, Dining and Drinking, Coffee
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TUF maintains sober Q2 outlook
The Bangkok PostThai Union Frozen Products Plc (TUF), the world's largest tuna company, sees little chance its bottom line will recover in the second quarter, citing high raw material costs and the strong baht. Deputy general manager Wai Yat Paco Lee said TUF expects...Tags: Vietnam, Bangkok (Thailand), European Debt Crisis, Shrimp, Burma
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Budget carriers want dedicated LCC terminals in Indonesia
The Jakarta PostJAKARTA (The Jakarta Post/ANN) -- In anticipation of a growing number of budget travellers, the government must build a specific airport terminal with facilities dedicated to budget airlines, air service operators have said. Data from the Transportation...Tags: Germany, Asia, Air Transportation, Marketing, Corporate Performance
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More companies to enter Indonesia's bourse
The Jakarta PostJAKARTA (The Jakarta Post/ANN) -- Hoping for financial gains from the bourse, more companies are set to float their stocks on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX), hopefully before the end of the first half of the year, according to an official. "All of...Tags: Financing and Stock Offerings, Germany, Stock Market, Economy, Business and Finance, Petroleum Industry
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'Corpse flower' poised to bloom at OSU greenhouse
The Columbus DispatchA rare flower has waited until just after Mother's Day to bloom, but most moms probably wouldn't want the massive titan arum in their holiday bouquets anyway. Called the "corpse flower" by those who know it best, the titan arum, which experts say will...Tags: Mother's Day
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Korea Foundation introduces Southeast Asians to diverse Korean culture
The Korea Herald, Seoul / Asia News NetworkSEOUL (The Korea Herald/ANN) -- With Korean pop culture commanding a significant fanbase in Southeast Asian countries, efforts are being made to introduce a more diverse range of Korean culture. One such effort is the Korea Festival which aims to...Tags: Germany, Music, Burma, Music Industry, Cultural Development
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Deputy trade minister launches first CPO land export
The Jakarta PostNANGA BADAU (The Jakarta Post/ANN) -- Indonesian Deputy Trade Minister Bayu Krisnamurthi has sent its first exports of crude palm oil (CPO) by land at the Indonesia-Malaysia Nanga Badau border checkpoint in Kapuas Hulu, West Kalimantan. Sixty tonnes...Tags: Germany, Malaysia, Media Industry
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