War’s not over
DERWIN AMONG THE GUERILLAS
"We don't need sophisticated equipment to rip apart a white man's head. We can do it with our bare
Author: Derwin Pereira
‘We can rip apart white man’s head with our bare hands’
TIMOR CRISIS SPECIAL REPORT
MILITIA LEADER'S BOAST
Our Sunday Times Correspondent spends three days with the notorious Aitarak militia in its jungle hideout in
‘Strong support’ for Megawati as president
In talks, she gets assurances that Muslim parties in the 'Central Axis'will throw their weight behind her.
PRESIDENTIAL aspirant Megawati Sukarnoputri's bid for
Cohen urges TNI to make ‘right choice’
'FURTHER CAUSE OF DEMOCRACY'
THE United States yesterday said the Indonesian armed forces (TNI) is at a critical turning point in history and
It’s too early to celebrate
TIMOR CRISIS
NEWS ANALYSIS
The UN force commander has declared the first week of operations a success, but the signs point to a protracted
Timor militias can return – minus guns
Australian general calls first week of peacekeeping operations a success, and invites militia to disarm, come home and seek a political solution.
THE
Food in Dili sold at exorbitant rates
Indonesian soldiers seen selling suspected looted goods at highly-inflated prices to needy locals.
INDONESIAN soldiers were making the most of their final days
UN set to take control tomorrow
TIMOR CRISIS
Indonesian military announces that it will hand over command of East Timor's security to multinational force.
EAST Timor will fall under United
Camp City, Dili
TIMOR CRISIS
OUR MAN IN TIMOR Reports by Derwin Pereira.
The ruins of Dili stand as mute witnesses to the acts of violence committed
Key militia leader arrested in Dili
INTERNATIONAL peacekeepers swept through the East Timor capital of Dili yesterday, cracking down on pro-Jakarta militias - including arresting a key leader
Troops face-offs raise Dili tension
Indonesian military and United Nations forces trade accusations of having opened fire during confrontations.
TENSIONS rose in the devastated capital of Dili yesterday
TNI turns to Asian nations to better ties
TIMOR CRISIS
After a fallout with Australia over East Timor, the defence force is examining ways to expand links with its Asian allies.