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| | Indonesia. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001-05 |
 | | The Indonesian Communist party (PKI) was founded in 1920; in 1927 the Indonesian Nationalist party (PNI) arose under the leadership of Sukarno. | | | Relations were strained with Malaysia in 2002 when as many as 400,000 Indonesians were forcibly deported under a tough new anti-illegal-immigrant law. | | | In 1825, Prince Diponegoro of Java launched a long and bloody guerrilla war against the colonists, and in 1906 and again in 1908 the native rulers of Bali led their subjects in suicidal charges against Dutch fortifications. |
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| | More Deaths in Continued Violence in Indonesia's Maluku Province |
| | The continuing violence, mainly aimed at the transmigrants forced by the Indonesian government under Soeharto to settle in Maluku, was renewed in early October. | | | As of October 8, Antara reported, the widespread violence in the eastern Indonesian province had claimed 27 lives and others injured since the beginning of October 3. | | | Three people died from gunfire by security officers, while the other five fatalties were the result of homemade bombs, the hospital said. |
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| | CNN - Indonesian Elections - Fragile Archipelago - June 1999 |
| | On September 4, 1999, the East Timorese, a majority of whom among the population of nearly 700,000 are Christian, overwhelmingly chose independence for their troubled homeland in a U.N.-sponsored ballot. | | | Human rights violations that included the killing of demonstrators in 1991 in the East Timor capital, Dili, have kept the controversy in the public spotlight. | | | According to Elsham, a human rights group based in Jayapura, the provincial capital formerly known as Hollandia, four people have been killed, 81 detained and 165 injured by police and militias since late 1999. |
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| | Ambon City, Indonesia |
| | The city was the site of some of the worst violence between Christian and Muslim groups that gripped the Maluku archipelago between 2000 and 2002. | | | Ambon was a center of Christian missionary activity, and Ambon and the surrounding islands have many Christians as well as the Muslims that predominate in most of Indonesia. | | | Inter-communal violence between Christians and Muslims broke out in January 1999, and resulted in the destruction of parts of Ambon City, including parts of Pattimura University. |
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| | UCAQLD: Social Responsibility News |
| | Maluku is one of the five Indonesian provinces - out of a total of 27 - with large Christian populations. | | | Unlike East Timor, independence from Indonesia was not currently on the Maluku agenda, Titaley emphasised, denying claims that Christians in Maluku wanted to break away. | | | Pancasila, the Indonesia state ideology - which stresses unity in the diversity of cultures and ethnic groups - was widely accepted by the Ambonese and others in Maluku, Titaley said. |
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| | Archieves from CNN Online until December 2001 |
| | Indonesian President Abdurrahman Wahid on Monday condemned a series of deadly bombings in the country as a blatant attempt to shake his ailing government. | | | Indonesian police say that Pro-independence leader Theys Eluay, who was found dead in the restive province of Papua on November 11, was murdered. |
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| | PRESS RELEASE First Christian Victims? |
| | Some 3000 Christians and Muslims are believed to have died in religious violence in the east Indonesian province of Maluku, of which Ambon is the capital, since January 1999. | | | Calls for a jihad against Christians in Maluku were raised at a rally attended by 5,000 Islamic extremists in the Indonesian capital, Jakarta, on 6 April this year. | | | Most Indonesian Muslim religious leaders condemned the planned jihad and the Government declared it would prevent it. |
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http://www.barnabasfund.org/News/Archive/Indonesia/press_release_20000523.htm
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| | Ambon Berdarah On-Line * February 2005 |
| | Indonesian prosecutors have wrapped up their case against Abu Bakar Bashir, accusing the Muslim cleric of being guilty of terrorist charges through his alleged leadership of an al Qaeda-linked group. | | | Laksamana.Net - Two people have been shot dead and two others wounded in an attack on a karaoke club in Ambon city, the religiously divided capital of Maluku province, reports said Tuesday (15/2/05). | | | The investigation into the murder of top human rights campaigner Munir suffered another setback as national carrier Garuda Indonesia canceled a scheduled preliminary reconstruction of the case. |
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| | As the capital city of the province, a lot of people work as a government employee or as an entrepreneur. | | | At the beginning IDPs stayed in 4 major camps, (i) the Mega Belia camp which had been a rattan company previously and was the biggest camp, (ii) the Makodim and (iii) Dodik, which were the Military bases, and the (iv) Dua Saudara, which was a football stadium. | | | Some IDPs reported that there was small number of people from some small islands in North Maluku migrating to Bitung and voluntarily coming to the camps. |
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http://www.who.int/disasters/repo/7712.doc
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| | Deadly Muslim-Christian Clashes Hit Indonesia's Maluku -- 04/26/2004 |
| | Although the FKM is predominantly Christian, many Christians in Maluku do not support it, regarding its actions as provocative. | | | The FKM pressed for sovereignty, but also said it sought to protect Christians from violence which erupted in Maluku in 1999 and became significantly worse after the arrival of fighters from a radical Java-based militia, Laskar Jihad. | | | Sectarian suspicions remain strong, and the violence erupted after members of the outlawed Maluku Sovereignty Front (FKM) held a parade and displayed the banned flag of the South Maluku Republic (RMS). |
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| | Police chief replaced in Indonesian province hit by sectarian violence |
| | Indonesian authorities replaced a provincial police chief following a week of sectarian violence and announced plans Tuesday to charge relatives of a Christian separatist leader with treason. | | | Paiman also said the wife and daughter of Alex Manuputty, the exiled leader of the banned, mainly Christian Maluku Sovereignty Front, will be charged with treason. | | | Aditya Warman has been installed in his place, Paiman said. |
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| | Khaleej Times Online |
| | Maluku Police Chief Brigadier General Aditya Warman said the evidence came from the capture and interrogation of several suspects involved in the recent attack on a Mobile Brigade (Brimob) post that left five policemen dead. | | | Aditya requested during the meeting that religious figures help police deal with the incidents, and said the masterminds behind the violence came from outside Maluku province. | | | They have relations with a number of terrorists currently wanted by the security authorities, like Dr Azahari,” Aditya said, referring to the most-wanted Malaysian fugitive accused of links to the worst terrorist attacks on foreigners in recent years. |
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| | la Koleksi Artikel Media ISNET |
| | Why has the Indonesian government, which is led by a Muslim cleric, failed to prevent or curb the ongoing atrocities? | | | Indonesian Muslim Society in Britain and Eire (KIBAR) | | | Is there any foreign parties involvement in the conflict? |
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| | Maluku Islands - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | This page is about the geography and history of the island group in Indonesia — for the political entities encompassing the islands, see Maluku (Indonesian province) and North Maluku. | | | In recent years they have been home to ethnic conflict between Muslims and Christians. | | | The subsequent 18 months were characterized by fighting between largely local groups of Muslims and Christians, the destruction of thousands of houses, the displacement of approximately 500,000 people, the loss of thousands of lives, and the segregation of Muslims and Christians. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maluku_Islands
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| | CNN.com - Sectarian violence eases in Indonesian province - April 20, 2000 |
| | The violence follows similar sectarian violence in the neighboring Maluku Islands in the archipelago nation. | | | Widodo said the military would no longer maintain day-to-day law and order across the world's fourth-most-populous nation, leaving that job to the police. | | | The violence has claimed more than 5,000 lives in the past decade and about 300 in the past year. |
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http://archives.cnn.com/2000/ASIANOW/southeast/04/20/indonesia.clashes
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| | WorldNetDaily: Jihad in another Indonesian province? |
| | GAM spokesman Ayah Sofyan also claimed that the Indonesian military is supporting the presence of Laskar Jihad in Aceh, AFP reported. | | | The fact that Laskar Jihad has gained the backing of certain military and police factions in its campaign against Christians in the Maluku Islands adds some credibility to Sofyan's accusation. | | | In addition, WorldNetDaily invites you to consider STRATFOR membership, entitling you to a wealth of international intelligence reports usually available only to top executives, scholars, academic institutions and press agencies. |
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http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/printer-friendly.asp?ARTICLE_ID=26537
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| | Here's a summary of what was said at the secretive meeting. | | | FOREIGN INVOLVEMENT: As several dead attackers had no family members willing to claim their bodies, officials suspect they were Indonesians | | | JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) - While some officials claim that militants who raided armories in southern Thailand are selling weapons to rebels in Indonesia's neighboring Aceh province, an expert said Monday there... |
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| | INDONESIA - VIOLENCE |
| | Military reports have put the death toll from the latest clashes between Muslim and Christian youths at just over 20. | | | Violence between Christians and Muslims has led to more than 13-hundred deaths over the past year. | | | DATE=12/23/1999 TYPE=CORRESPONDENT REPORT TITLE=INDONESIA - VIOLENCE (L-ONLY) NUMBER=2-257420 BYLINE=RON CORBEN DATELINE=BANGKOK CONTENT= VOICED AT: INTRO: Indonesia has been hit by fresh violence between Muslims and Christians, with the death toll from the latest clashes as high as 43. |
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| | ReliefWeb » Document Preview » Muslims surrender weapons in Indonesia's riot-torn Maluku |
| | Hadi said the weapons surrender was decided in view of the government's progress in meeting the militia's demand for an investigation into the mainly Christian Maluku Sovereignty Front (FKM), which it accuses of fomenting the sectarian violence. | | | Muslims and Christians in the Maluku islands have fought a bitter war in the past three years, leaving thousands dead. | | | Mustopo welcomed the weapons surrender and pledged that the military would support the government's move "to safeguard the unitary state of the Republic of Indonesia," against any secession. |
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| | Asean News Network: Five Indonesian Police Shot Dead in Restive Indonesian Province |
| | The revelations will add to criticism of the AFP for tipping off their Indonesian counterparts and exposing the nine Australians to a possible death penalty if convicted of drug trafficking. | | | He says it is too early to determine what was behind the latest incident, and it is much too early to blame religious differences. | | | The Indonesian police say they believe that unidentified groups trying to revive the conflict might be behind the shooting of the police, that is usually a police reference either to Islamic extremists or Christian separatists. |
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| | 1 dead as Indonesia's Ambon marks separatist anniversary - Apr. 25, 2004 |
| | The ElShinta radio said police arrested about 20 activists of the pro-independence Front for the Maluku Sovereignty who had held a rally there earlier Sunday to mark the 54th anniversary of the founding of the self-proclaimed South Maluku Republic on April 25, 1950. | | | The activists were taken in for police questioning, the radio said. | | | Armed members of the police elite unit Brimob backed by soldiers attempted to disperse the crowd. |
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| | PRESS RELEASE SLAUGHTER OF CHRISTIANS GROWS! 19/06/2000 |
| | However in the past two years the situation has rapidly deteriorated as Islamic extremist factions, often from outside Maluku and without the support of the local Muslim population, have launched vicious unprovoked attacks to which the Christian community, angry and afraid, has retaliated. | | | There will be no Christians left in Ambon soon." | | | Over 10,000 men, women and children have been killed and 300,000 have fled from their homes in religious violence between Muslims and Christians in the east Indonesian province of Maluku which began in January 1999. |
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http://www.barnabasfund.org/News/Archive/Indonesia/press_release_20000619.htm
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| | East Timor Action Network |
| | The only known survivor of that incident attended a conference to launch IHRN, held February 23-25 in Washington, DC. | | | If you wish to comment on this press release or would like more information, please contact the organization directly. | | | Octavianus Mote, a West Papuan journalist who spoke at the IHRN conference, stated, "The Indonesian military and government must respect international law in its actions. |
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| | BW Online December 30, 2002 Giving Peace a Chance in Aceh |
| | In return, GAM leaders in Stockholm agreed to disarm their troops in Aceh and become a political party. | | | Their captors' identities remain unknown, says an ExxonMobil spokesman. | | | On Dec. 20, the Indonesian army accused the GAM of attacking an army truck and killing a soldier, but Western diplomats say the report hasn't been confirmed. |
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| | Indonesia Provinces |
| | I now believe that the de jure capital was Tanjung Pinang from the start, but the government met in Batam for a while. | | | Maluku: Halmahera or Gilolo, Seram or Ceram, Aru Islands, Tanimbar or Timor Laut Islands, Buru, Sula Islands, Wetar, Obi, Morotai, Kai Islands, Ambon, Babar Islands, Leti Islands | | | Meanwhile, according to this report, development of the new capital of Maluku Utara province at Sofifi was due to start in 2003-07. |
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| | Life and Death in Paradise |
| | CNN reports that almost 10,000 Indonesians have been murdered in Ambon since 1999, with no end in sight. | | | Nus knows there will probably never be a just resolution to the murders of his family, at least not on Earth. | | | For centuries, bloody wars were fought over the Spice Islands—now the Indonesian province of Maluku. |
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| | Growing Bloodshed in Maluku Province of Indonesia |
| | The PGI expressed its "deepest concern" over what it claimed were escalating attacks on Christian congregations in Maluku province over the past two weeks. | | | "The massive attacks against Christian congregations is a direct consequence of the lack of transparency in the handling of the conflict in Maluku by the Indonesian Military (TNI) and the Police Force," the PGI statement said. | | | "We consider this conflict, which has been given a religious label, as an extermination of the indigenous Maluku people along with their social institutions to be replaced by another society whose form cannot yet be ascertained," said the statement signed by the PGI Chairman, and General Secretary. |
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| | Asian Political News: Separatist flag hoisted in Indonesia's Maluku: report |
| | FKM claims to be a legitimate political group that has stated its objectives to separate from Indonesia, he said. | | | Latuconsina said the separatist organization, whether in Maluku or outside the province, was hostile and provocative towards the government. | | | In July 1950, however, Indonesian troops occupied the Maluku islands of Buru and Seram and had defeated the separatist movement by the middle of November. |
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| | Schoolgirls beheaded in grisly Indonesian attack - World - smh.com.au |
| | Indonesia is the world's most populous Muslim nation, but Central Sulawesi has a roughly equal number of Muslims and Christians. | | | The province was the scene of a bloody religious war in 2001-2002 that killed around 1000 people from both communities. | | | Schoolgirls beheaded in grisly Indonesian attack - World - smh.com.au |
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| | [Islam-Online- Top News] |
| | The Detikom on-line news service said the mid-morning demonstration by the Maluku Students Action Front was staged to protest "foreign intervention" in the Muslim-Christian unrest in the islands, which has claimed some 4,000 lives. | | | Concern was also expressed over reports that some Indonesian soldiers have taken sides in the fighting. | | | Detikom quoted one of the student coordinators, Jaelani, as saying that the people of the Malukus rejected any kind of intervention or support for separatism in the archipelago. |
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| | Australian Journal of Anthropology, The: Remaking Maluku - Social Transformation in Eastern Indonesia - Review |
| | Pannell examines in some detail the role of the Indonesian Pembinaan Kesejahteraan Keluarga (PKK) programme in Amaya, on Damar island in South-East Maluku. | | | This process constitutes a second 'remaking' or transformation of the Maluku region and one which this collection of papers seeks to emphasise. | | | This perspective is viewed as a common theme linking the contributions and it is suggested that such an approach constitutes a 'new anthropology of Maluku' (Healey, p.13). |
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| | Kyodo World News Service: Indonesia Maluku 8 31 0270 Riot torn Indonesian province opens islands to foreign tourists@ ... |
| | Under the decree, he said, foreign tourists would no longer be required to have a special permit to... | | | Dateline: JAKARTA, Aug. 31 An eastern Indonesian province currently under a state of civil emergency due to sectarian violence has opened a group of islands famous for their diving sites to foreign tourists, a local government official said Sunday. | | | Search for more information on HighBeam Research for. |
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| | Cry Indonesia Homepage |
| | Since January 1999 there has been extensive religious conflict in the Indonesian province of Maluku. | | | This violence has been inflamed by the arrival of thousands of Islamic Jihad, who after undergoing military training on Java, arrived unhindered and en masse in Maluku. | | | Cry Indonesia is a project dedicated to raising awareness of the events taking place through the 'Hearts of Faith' music project and equipping christians to pray for their persecuted brothers and sisters in Indonesia. |
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| | The government has clamped down on militant groups, believing them to be a breeding ground for terrorists. | | | Maluku is known for religious tension, but had been significantly more peaceful in recent months. | | | At least 10 people have been killed in Indonesia after violence flared between Muslims and Christians in the province of Maluku. |
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| | Saparua |
| | Saparua is an island east of Ambon Island in the Indonesian province of Maluku. |
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| | DEHATOUR - INFO MALUKU - Island Destination |
| | Traces of that turbulent period in Maluku's history can still be found on a number of islands. | | | A stronghold of Islam in the otherwise predominantly Christian province of Maluku, Ternate nevertheless carries the clear imprints of both its pre-Islamic past and its period of contact with the West, especially the Portuguese. | | | Most of Maluku sits astride one of the world's most volatile volcanic belts. |
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| | Papua |
| | An August 2001 US State Department travel warning advised "all travel by U.S. and other foreign government officials to Aceh, Papua and the Moluccas (provinces of North Maluku and Maluku) has been restricted by the Indonesian government". | | | The "act of free choice" took the form of selecting 1026 representatives, teaching them the Indonesian language and explaining that the Netherlands was claiming their land and that Indonesia would help them remove any Dutch claim to colonial ownership of Western New Guinea; and finally having these representatives vote in front of armed Indonesian military. | | | Though not colonised, the region was claimed by the Netherlands as part of the Dutch East Indies from the 19th century onwards, and then Indonesia since 1961 after an invasion force of 1,419 Indonesian soldiers arrived. |
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| | Maluku -- Encyclopædia Britannica |
| | The islands constitute the Indonesian provinsi (province) of Maluku (q.v.), which is... | | | Indonesian islands of the Malay Archipelago, lying between Celebes on the west, New Guinea on the east, the Arafura Sea and Timor on the south, and the Philippines, Philippine Sea, and Pacific Ocean on the north. | | | English Moluccas propinsi (province) of the Maluccas island group, eastern Indonesia. |
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| | As the problem in the Indonesian Province of the Moluccas constitute an internal problem of the Government of Indonesia, any form of foreign interference in this conflict is strongly opposed by the Government of Indonesia. | | | Although both provinces of Maluku and North Maluku are under the state of civil emergency, allowing the Government to take firm and effective measures to restore order and stability, the police and the security apparatus on duty are under strict orders to respect and protect human rights. | | | This decision was taken after a number of Ministers met with leaders of the House of Representatives calling that a state of civil emergency should immediately be imposed in the Moluccas. |
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| | Christians, Muslims fight in Maluku - (United Press International) |
| | Maluku province, known during Dutch colonial rule as the Spice Islands, was ravaged by Muslim-Christian fighting between 1999 and 2001 that left more than 6,000 people dead. | | | Ambon, Indonesia, Mar. 22 (UPI) -- New violence between Muslims and Christians has erupted in the eastern Indonesian province of Maluku, leaving at least 19 people injured. | | | Christians, Muslims fight in Maluku - (United Press International) |
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| | NodeWorks - Encyclopedia: Buru |
| | There is also a population of Javanese transmigrants who have moved to the island since the 1960s. | | | In the local understanding, however, immigrants are defined broadly, because many have lived on Buru for many generations since moving from other islands in Maluku. | | | At 9,505 km² (3,670 sq mi), Buru is the third-largest island in the Maluku Islands. |
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| | In Maluku islands, peace takes fragile hold csmonitor.com |
| | Since 1999, it has claimed more than 5,000 lives, and created 500,000 refugees – one-quarter of the province's population. | | | Muslims and Christians in Indonesia's Malukus must disarm Sunday under peace deal. | | | Word of a recent peace agreement sparked euphoria in the streets of Ambon, the provincial capital, and people are venturing into neighborhoods they were long afraid to enter, crossing battle lines that seemed set in stone. |
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| | Timor Climate Summary |
| | To the northeast lie the Banda Sea and the Indonesian province of Maluku; to the northwest and west the Sawu Sea, the Flores Sea and the remaining Lesser Sunda Islands; and to the southeast the Timor Sea and Australia. | | | The island of Timor is located at the extreme eastern end of the Lesser Sunda Islands at approximately 9S 125E. | | | As well as the eastern part of Timor island, East Timor also incorporates the small island of Atauro (around 28 kilometres north of the capital of Dili), the islet of Jaco off the extreme eastern tip of the main island and the small enclave of Oecussi inside Indonesian West Timor. |
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| | Irish Examiner > Breaking News > Earthquake shakes Indonesian province |
| | Many Manado residents ran from their houses in panic, the official Antara news agency reported. | | | It was centred beneath the Maluku Sea, about 87 miles east of Manado, the provincial capital of North Sulawesi, he said. | | | A strong earthquake rocked parts of North Sulawesi province in north-eastern Indonesia early today, sending sleeping villagers running from their homes, officials and news reports said. |
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| | BBC News ASIA-PACIFIC Christian procession bombed in Ambon |
| | One person has been killed and at least seven injured when home-made bombs were thrown into a procession of Christians in the troubled Indonesian province of Maluku. | | | Bank of China to raise $3bn in share sale |
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| | archipelaGoNorthMaluku |
| | Welcome to GoNorth Maluku, the all North Maluku website |
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