Jakarta seeks Mid-East investments
S'PORE ALSO AT FORUM
Indonesia is turning to the Middle East as a new source of foreign investment to bail out the country's
Author: Derwin Pereira
Abdurrahman dispels cloud over Kwik’s Cabinet post
President moves to calm financial markets with support of economic czar and pledge that there will be no more Cabinet changes.
PRESIDENT Abdurrahman
Gus Dur warning on S’pore vessels
SUBMARINE PURCHASES
'Don't stray into Indonesian waters or navy will act'
PRESIDENT Abdurrahman Wahid yesterday warned Singapore that its submarines will face his navy
Govt to seize Suharto’s assets soon, says Marzuki
Once the court gives the go-ahead, the government will move in to take his buildings, properties and land worth an estimated four
Jakarta on course for IMF terms
IMF chief praises Indonesia's efforts in restructuring, but cautions that changes need to be balanced.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) said yesterday that
KL, Manila step up search for hostages
Security forces know where they have been taken, says Najib; Sipadan declared off-limits for rescue mission.
A MAJOR search-and-rescue mission by Malaysian and
No MPR session this year, says Amien
This is due to suspicions that several groups are working behind the scenes in a bid to topple President Abdurrahman
JAKARTA - National
TNI will keep out of politics, says Widodo
It aims to be a professional force and so politics will be out of bounds, says chief; but analysts remain sceptical.
Indonesia's top
Gus Dur criticised for ‘erratic policies’
INTERVIEW WITH AMIEN RAIS
National Assembly chairman attacks the President for what he calls his poor performance and failure to settle the real
Amien : I’ve 50% chance to be elected President
Indonesia's People's Consultative Assembly (MPR) Speaker Dr Amien Rais said yesterday that he stood a 50-per-cent chance of becoming the country's next
President’s handling of military is one bright spot
There is one very bright spot in President Abdurrahman Wahid's six-months in office: his effective handling of the Indonesian military.
Dr Amien Rais
Jakarta to go ahead with VAT in Batam
No special privileges for Batam, which has highest per-capita income in Indonesia, says minister, confident investors won't pull out in protest.
THE Indonesian