The Latest Breaking News from Indonesia

British adult star Bonnie Blue faces a 10-year ban from Indonesia and deportation after her controversial 'BangBus' tour sparked a police investigation in Bali.

Local rangers say they are struggling to find the primates in an area where sightings were common prior to the disaster

Oecusse, a rugged, remote district of Timor-Leste in south-east Asia, is usually a pretty sleepy place. It’s located on the western side of Timor island, part of Indonesia, and is isolated geographically from the rest of Timor-Leste, which has governed the eastern side of the island since 2002.

Days after her arrest, notorious adult star Bonnie Blue’s article supporting the right-wing, anti-immigration party Reform UK was published.

A new global safety analysis names Antarctica, New Zealand and Indonesia among the safest regions if a major European war involving Russia breaks out, citing isolation, neutrality and geographic barriers.

Cyclones like those in Indonesia, Sri Lanka and Malaysia that killed 1,750 are ‘alarming new reality’

“I think she may be getting around in a new bus soon! Called the Bali Jail bus.”

Bonnie Blue’s rental studio was raided following complaints that she’d hired a bus to travel around the island filming explicit material

Bonnie Blue's maximum 15-year exposure under Indonesia's anti-pornography laws versus Sean 'Diddy' Combs's four-year, two-month federal sentence in the U.S. — why statutory maxima and real sentences tell different stories.