Celebrating Indonesians' contributions to natural selection by way of careless deaths.

Tales of Mr P and Miss V, the frank and explicit sexual advice on news websites.

Blogs and social networks are helping Indonesians to become more vocal and to fight for free speech.

Indonesians are officially the most smiley and pleasant people in the world, in shops.

Indonesians are tops for online time wasting, or are just very virtually sociable and friendly.

More women politicians is what is needed, some say.

Names. How many do Indonesians have?

Indonesia's unique interpretation of human rights in respect of freedom of choice in religion, and secularism.

Intelligence tests for presidential candidates, and how do Indonesians fare in world IQ rankings.

Whether nuclear power is suitable for Indonesia, or are Indonesians too absent minded to manage it.

Another East Timor in Papua, lack of development in the province, and racism by other Indonesians towards Papuans.

A teenage Australian girl from sunny Queensland finds Islam in Lampung and becomes a revert.

Purba on eating habits and foods of Indonesians, prevalence of diabetes and obesity.

Barry Soetoro aka Barack Obama's Indonesian connection.

Questions about Balinese culture from Rayner.

Timdog on popular stereotypes about Madura and the Madurese, and the rumoured sexual prowess of the women.

Purba Negoro on perceived threats to national unity.

The perfect woman, and...other things, split from How to Get a Bule Man .

Whether westerners and expats in Indonesia are viewed as miserable and unfriendly people.

Ramadan etiquette for unbelievers, by Purba Negoro.

What Indonesia needs is to dump its old feudal ways and culture, says Soetrisno Bachir.

Ross questions the motives of Islamic groups' sensitivity over Papua.

Ross sees sinister motives behind renewed debate over the death penalty.

Hans takes a pictorial look at differences between Indonesians in Jakarta and their western guests.

Maftuh Basyuni on irreligious young Indonesians, and the building of SE Asia's biggest Quran learning centre.

Syamsidik says Indonesia gets upset with Malaysia a lot, but the Malaysians don't pay attention.