Bambang’s mate is avid swimmer
NEXT to watching gangster movies and being an Al Pacino fan, Pemuda Pancasila chief and Suharto loyalist Yorrys Raweyai is an avid
Author: Derwin Pereira
Muslim mob kills priest and his son in Maluku
Discovery of graffiti slandering Islam sparks off fresh spate of violence as Muslim and Christian groups clash.
A CHRISTIAN priest and his son
I’m no Golkar sympathiser, says singer
YUNI MOCKED BY HER FANS
POLITICS and the music profession do not mix in the era of reformasi.
Popular singer Yuni Shara discovered this
Habibie apologises to Aceh people
Touring the province, he expresses regret for the atrocities committed by the Indonesian armed forces.
INDONESIA'S President B. J. Habibie yesterday apologised to
Return of ethnic Chinese ‘critical’
No large-scale foreign investments for Indonesia as long as they stay away, President Habibie now concedes.
PRESIDENT B.J. Habibie has conceded that large-scale
Efficient govt revived economy : Habibie
INDONESIA IN TRANSITION
President Habibie says the battered Indonesian economy is picking up, thanks to the policies he has instituted since he took
How years in Europe changed the President
INDONESIA IN TRANSITION
PRESIDENT B.J. Habibie has said that spending 20 years in Europe made him value democracy and rendered him immune to
Thugs try to rob minister
EVEN ministers are not exempt from being victims of street crime as State Enterprises Minister Tanri Abeng found out recently when he
Horta : We can learn from S’pore
MR JOSE RAMOS HORTA, who won the Nobel Peace Prize with East Timor's Bishop Carlos Belo in 1996, is the chief international
East Timor : Indonesia and its March Of Folly
Indonesia appeared to have offered East Timor independence on a platter, with President Habibie's 'autonomy or separation' offer. DERWIN PEREIRA examines the
Jakarta closes down 38 banks
In the long-waited reform move, it also takes over seven state banks and announces plans to re-capitalise nine INDONESIA yesterday axed 38
E. Timor saga a step closer to the end
INDONESIA IN TRANSITION
BACKGROUNDER
Letting the territory go to the ballot, to express its views on autonomy, but not independence, is a compromise between