| top news | In Thai-Cambodia Border Row, No Common Ground Though the Thailand-Cambodia border dispute ended up hijacking the 18th Asean Summit over the weekend in Jakarta, little progress was made in resolving it. Ismira Lutfia | 11:37 PM May 8, 2011  In this photo released by the Presidential Secretariat, from left, Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen, right, and Thai Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva, center, during a trilateral meeting mediated by the Indonesian president in Jakarta on Sunday. (Antara Photo) |
 | Smaller, Cheaper Tower Will Do Fine: Marzuki The Public Works Ministry's evaluation of the proposed new office tower for the House of Representatives has concluded that a smaller and cheaper version could achieve the same purpose, according to House Speaker Marzuki Alie. Anita Rachman | 12:16 AM May 9, 2011 |  |
| | business |  A worker carrying rice stalks in Gowa, South Sulawesi, on Saturday. Asean, China, Japan and South Korea, have agreed to cooperate on rice reserves. (Reuters Photo) |
 | The Class That Built Apps, And Their Start-Up Fortunes Stanford, California. All right, class, here's your homework assignment: Devise an app. Get people to use it. Repeat. That was the task for some Stanford students in fall 2007, in what became known here as the "Facebook Class." No one expected what happened next. Miguel Helft | 6:48 PM May 8, 2011 Air India Recovers Altitude With Pilots Back in Cockpit New Delhi. Flag-carrier Air India's flight operations were gradually returning to normal over the weekend after pilots ended a 10-day strike that cost the airline millions of dollars in lost revenue. Penny MacRae | 8:07 PM May 8, 2011 |  |
| | sports |  Tottenham Hotspur's Danny Rose flops theatrically to the pitch on Saturday under challenges from Blackpool's D.J. Campbell, left, and Charlie Adam. The match ended in a 1-1 draw, harming the North London club's Champions League qualification hopes. (AFP Photo/Ian Kington) |
 | Red Bull Teammates Dominate Podium in Turkey Istanbul. Defending world champion Sebastian Vettel consolidated his lead in this year's title race with a near-flawless drive to victory for Red Bull in Sunday's Turkish Grand Prix. Gordon Howard | 9:35 PM May 8, 2011 FIFA Firm on Excluding PSSI Chair Candidates World football's governing body on Friday reiterated its position on next week's Indonesian Football Association election, saying Gen. George Toisutta and Arifin Panigoro should not be allowed to run. Wimbo Satwiko | 7:46 PM May 8, 2011 Red-Hot Tontowi, Liliyana Top Malaysia Open Tontowi Ahmad and Liliyana Natsir shrugged off a poor start in the final before clinching the Malaysia Open Grand Prix Gold mixed doubles title on Sunday. Ami Afriatni | 9:40 PM May 8, 2011 What's Next for Pacquiao After Dominating Mosley? Las Vegas. Manny Pacquiao's trainer, Freddie Roach, felt Juan Manuel Marquez was the ideal next opponent for his fighter after he retained his WBO welterweight title with a lopsided win over Shane Mosley on Saturday. | 7:13 PM May 8, 2011 |  |
| | life & times | Keeping Kamoro Art Alive When the woodcarvers of Papua's Kamoro tribe look at a piece of timber, they see more than just a block of wood. They see a potential work of art. Lisa Siregar | 6:16 PM May 8, 2011  Vincent Maopeyauta works on a carving. Vincent was in Jakarta for the opening of the Jakarta Kamoro Art Gallery in Menteng, Central Jakarta. (JG Photo/Lisa Siregar) |
 | Sheila on 7 Misses the Boat on New Album During the late '90s, Indonesian pop group Sheila on 7 was nothing short of a phenomenon. The breezy pop instinct of guitarist and main songwriter Eross Candra resulted in a self-titled debut album that quickly became the country's first to sell more than a million copies. Marcel Thee | 5:37 PM May 8, 2011 Stella Rissa's Invitation to Linger Even as a newcomer in Indonesia's fashion circles, Stella Rissa has managed to place her name among the more established designers in the country. Sylviana Hamdani | 5:41 PM May 8, 2011 Introducing Indonesia's Storytelling Army "Just go to the children's section of any major bookstore and you'll be amazed at how many of their so-called children's books actually contain words and graphic pictures that you don't want your kids to see," said prolific Indonesian author Ali Muakhir. Sylviana Hamdani | 5:31 PM May 8, 2011 Stars Come Out to Shine for Cannes Film Festival With a well-received selection of films, Robert De Niro steering the jury and a galaxy of stars awaited on the Croisette, this year's Cannes film festival is promising to be among the liveliest ever. Anne Chaon | 5:45 PM May 8, 2011 |  |
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