Moderates in Indonesia find their voices
NEWS ANALYSIS
The often-silent majority is finally closing ranks and speaking out against Muslim militant groups.
The central message of a recent seminar here
Author: Derwin Pereira
Double trouble for Mega
Indonesian President grapples with a powerful Parliament and disgruntled party members in run-up to the elections.
President Megawati Sukarnoputri is fighting a battle
Bashir under pressure
As evidence of his role in the Jemaah Islamiah terrorist organisation mounts against him, support has dwindled for jailed cleric Abu Bakar
JI fugitive hunt : Manila offers bounty
Govt puts up $166,000 reward in bid to capture bomb expert after jailbreak; South-east Asian countries on high alert.
The Philippine government has
4 nations in search for terrorist
THE MANHUNT
Malaysia, Indonesia and Singapore monitor people coming in while Philippine troops keep watch on southern islands.
Security authorities in South-east Asia went
Bomb set off at Indonesian Parliament
No one hurt in blast; Jemaah Islamiah suspected to be behind attack; fears raised of more strikes around the country.
Terrorists set off
Asean plans tribunal to settle trade rows
Singapore hails the move, saying it will allow independent handling of disputes and keep them from becoming politicised.
Asean economic ministers are working
Economy : Third quarter should be cheerful’
Singapore's Trade and Industry Minister George Yeo made it clear yesterday that the ball is in Indonesia's court in the dispute over
Indonesia silent on trade statistics row
Singapore's Trade and Industry Minister George Yeo made it clear yesterday that the ball is in Indonesia's court in the dispute over
Asean ministers seeking to rev up sluggish region
BALI SUMMIT PREPARATIONS
Pumping in more money and integrating the member countries' economies are among moves being considered.
Asean economic ministers yesterday began a
Mega torn between inner circle and party
NEWS ANALYSIS
Party priorities are losing out to palace interests - as reflected in minister Rini's rising star despite Sukhoi-gate.
These days, oil baron
JI arrests mar plans for new terror attacks
New wave of violence targeted at Jakarta churches and shops, say police; JI chief Hambali still believed to be in Indonesia.
Indonesian police