Jakarta Muslim leader says no to Islamic law
The chairman of the 40-million-strong Nadhlatul Ulama tells radical groups it would only increase tension and violence
The chairman of Indonesia's largest Muslim
Indonesia
Sale of Indosat stake to S’pore firm above board’
Indonesian minister defends the deal and warns that more moves to shoot it down will hurt investor confidence.
The sale of a major
Nationalist’ politicians jump on Indosat sale
Observers warn investment climate being contaminated by politicians seeking support in run-up to the 2004 elections
Indonesian politicians, under the cover of nationalist
After Aceh, Megawati works her charm on Papua
President hopes to appease separatists on her first visit to province.
After sealing a peace deal with rebels in Aceh successfully, President Megawati
Muslim groups join police to guard churches
Two Indonesian groups send a signal to extremists that they do not have the support of the moderate Muslim majority.
Two of Indonesia's
Indonesia on watch for church attacks
Large number of security personnel put on high alert amid fears of bombings in outlying areas during festive season.
Thousands of Indonesian security
Jakarta govt must get cracking on corruption
A series of bizarre revelations and rulings last week has raised serious questions once again about Indonesia's legal system.
Behind the walls of
I’ve come to show Indonesia is safe: PM Goh
PM GOH'S VISIT TO INDONESIA
Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong wrapped up his visit to Indonesia yesterday by fielding questions from reporters on
PM speaks up for Indonesia’s efforts to combat terrorism
Like a good neighbour, Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong yesterday spoke up for Indonesia, calling on other countries not to tar all
Many issues, but some more pressing than others
Rather than fret about local matters, it is best for Singapore and Jakarta to work steadily on wider regional concerns.
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A well-known
PM, Mega united in fighting terror
Their meeting in Bogor is characterised by warmth as they pledge to boost investor confidence and beat terrorism.
In a show of solidarity,
Separatism may still sink Aceh peace pact
The rebels insist the issue of independence has not been resolved and want the province's 2004 election to be turned into a