Track-It Indonesia

Feb. 8--Among those who perished in Haiti's earthquake last month was Andrew Grene, a United Nations political affairs officer whose accomplishments were all the more remarkable considering his age, 44. Read more

Feb. 8--The Daily Courier, Connellsville, Pa., Obituaries

John J. Leshko Jr.

Mt. Pleasant Read more

Feb. 8--BEIRUT -- While support for Hizbullah remains high among Lebanese Shiites, the majority of Muslims elsewhere in the world view the group in a "mostly unfavorable" light, a new poll has claimed. The survey entitled "Little Enthusiasm for... Read more

Feb. 8--NEW DELHI -- Discussing global finance with my friend from the US, the conversation turns cold: he is planning to foreclose the mortgage on his beach home. Less than six months ago, when he told me that he had gone in for a house facing the... Read more

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — The battered bodies may be mending, but the minds still struggle. Read more

Feb. 7--In the Himalayan landscape dominated by snow, you can never be too sure of your next step. One moment you could be treading a familiar route and the next you could have lost your bearings. In this terrain, several thousand feet above sea... Read more

Feb. 6--As the misery in Haiti mounts -- thousands killed, thousands injured, thousands homeless and hungry -- grappling with the unimaginable toll is difficult. Read more

Feb. 6--JAKARTA -- Indonesian state-owned oil company PT Pertamina said it had obtained a permit from the trade minister to import 600,000 barrels of "Nile Blend" crude from Sudan. Read more

Feb. 6--DOHA, Qatar -- Indonesia's police are enforcing a ban on buffaloes being used in street protests after complaints from the President. Read more

JAKARTA, Indonesia — A statue of a young President Barack Obama that drew a public backlash after it was given a prominent position in a Jakarta park will be moved to the elementary school he attended while living in the Indonesian capital,... Read more