Gus Dur brushes aside graft charges
President Abdurrahman Wahid edged closer to being impeached as he defiantly brushed aside corruption charges levelled against him in Parliament yesterday by
Author: Derwin Pereira
Gus Dur to face hostile MPs
Three large factions seem ready to push for second censure, which will take President nearer impeachment.
Key legislators appear to have made up
US embargo ‘led to TNI delay in Kalimantan’
Unable to buy spare parts for planes, the armed forces found it hard to ferry men to troubled region, says minister.
Indonesian Defence
‘No stopping action on Gus Dur’
Hard to hinder parliamentary process that may lead to impeachment of President later this year, says Mega.
Vice-President Megawati Sukarnoputri has said it
Gus Dur visits scene of bloody clashes
President Abdurrahman Wahid, blasted by his opponents for downplaying the violence in Central Kalimantan, yesterday toured the riot-torn region to defuse tensions
Indonesia’s social experiment that went wrong
At the age of 35, farmer Toto Sulistio is already a millionaire.
Over the last year, he has made 10 million rupiah (S$2,000)
Armed forces ‘misread’ Kalimantan clashes
They misjudged severity of the ethnic violence, alerting Jakarta only after it went out of control, says govt source.
Security forces were slow
Key leaders back Megawati to take over
Muslim politicians who had opposed her because of her gender give her formal backing after Friday meeting.
Calls are growing for Vice-President Megawati
Jakarta’s satay sellers fall victim to anthrax scare
Business has dropped by 40 per cent for some food sellers in the capital as Indonesians shun beef and mutton because of
Ties with Gus Dur are ‘purely professional’ : Megawati
NO MORE 'CLOSE FRIEND'
Vice-President Megawati Sukarnoputri, in the strongest signal yet of her disillusion ment with President Abdurrahman Wahid, yesterday described her
Why the bloodletting in Dayak land
As Indonesians and others look on with growing consternation, Central Kalimantan shudders under a wave of murderous violence.
Over the past week, the
Can they find a middle way in Indonesia?
WHEN thousands of President Abdurrahman Wahid's supporters razed Golkar offices in East Java, they also burned a part of Indonesia's democracy.
More than