Tommy slips past police in East Java
They botched up chance to arrest fugitive son of Suharto recently, says Indonesian President; but they are sure of catching him soon.
Indonesian
Author: Derwin Pereira
Cops break up protest at Shangri-La
Indonesian police yesterday broke up a four-day-long demonstration at the Shangri-La hotel here.
Shangri-La spokesman Julia Record said the police cleared hundreds of
Who did it?
BOMBINGS IN INDONESIA
* Is it the work of Muslim militants? * Did the military have a hand in it? * Could it
Indonesia embarks on barter trade for weapons
Among the deals it is pursuing is a swop of four domestic-made jets for a warship and trucks from S. Korea.
Indonesia is
Military wants green light to act in Aceh
INDONESIA's President Abdurrahman Wahid may have sent out peace feelers in Aceh, but the country's military wants to resolve problems in the
Uncertain future for Pacific grouping proposal
Indonesian President Abdurrahman Wahid has always focused on the big picture in foreign policy.
In one of his first comments after taking over
Disappointing report
SILK AIR MI 185 CRASH REPORT
PROFESSOR Oetarjo Diran spoke to DERWIN PEREIRA and Singapore reporters in Jakarta after presenting his report to
Why Gus Dur is not happy with Singapore
President Abdurrahman Wahid on Saturday spoke to about 200 Indonesians in Singapore at a closed-door meeting at the Indonesian Embassy. During his
S’pore wants only profits, says Gus Dur
The Indonesian leader says the Republic was manipulative in water deals and suggests to Malaysia's PM that supplies be restricted
PRESIDENT Abdurrahman Wahid,
Less talk, more action
ASEAN SUMMIT
Asean countries launched several initiatives at the end of the fourth informal summit. The aim is to bridge the gap between
West Pacific Forum
ASEAN SUMMIT
GUS DUR SPRINGS TWO IDEAS
He wants new multilateral grouping which includes East Timor and Papua New Guinea after his suggestion to
e-ASEAN will help region plug into the global economy
ASEAN SUMMIT
THE VIEW FROM THE SUMMIT
IS THE medium the message?
Myanmar's Economic Minister David Abel might have pondered about this as he faced