The word "Indonesia" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the word to refer to either the country in Southeast Asia or the language spoken by its citizens. Example: My friend's family is from Indonesia, so she speaks Indonesian fluently.
The one exception was Abbott's remark when he urged Indonesia to "reciprocate" for Australian aid by sparing the lives of Chan and Sukumaran.
Fealy said criticism of Indonesia should stick to legalities and flaws in the judicial process.
"The fact that Indonesia for a long time refused to even acknowledge that there was a double standard in their insistence that Australia was infringing their sovereignty by appealing for clemency, while at the same time appealing for clemency for its own citizens facing the death penalty in other countries, that has been really quite damaging from Australia's point of view," he said.
A former senior diplomat to Indonesia, John McCarthy, said the Abbott government had no choice but to react with "uncompromising displeasure".
Rudd spoke to Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono on Thursday night, who he is expected to meet in Indonesia next week.
[3 September 2013] There is no scenario under which Indonesia could plausibly object to Tony Abbott's boats turn-around policy.
Congee, juk or bubur (as it is known in China, Korea and Indonesia respectively) is one of the world's greatest breakfasts or comfort foods, despite its rather unprepossessing beige appearance.
Cameron says that the country cannot succeed in the global economic race against growing economies such as China, India and Indonesia "with a great millstone of debt round our necks", and argues that changes to welfare were not cruel but were a means of getting more people into employment and helping those who "want to work hard and get on in life".
Barra wouldn't comment on specific products on the target list, but said India, Russia, Indonesia, Thailand and latin America are "sweet spots" for Xiaomi.
In July last year Phuketwan published a Reuters story on alleged trafficking and other serious mistreatment of Muslim Rohingya refugees who have fled from Burma by boat, seeking to reach Malaysia and Indonesia.
The opposition leader, Bill Shorten, and foreign affairs spokeswoman, Tanya Plibersek, said in a statement that "as a close friend and neighbour of Indonesia, Australia is deeply hurt that our pleas for mercy were ignored".
