Golkar cuts deal to ditch Akbar and save itself
In a bid to avoid an inquiry that could drag in several party leaders, Golkar will not oppose legal proceedings to bring
Indonesia
Jakarta wants to mend ties with S’pore
It wants to put problems arising from comments made by SM Lee behind it by resolving issues quietly and discreetly.
Indonesia has
Why Mega cracked the whip at Akbar
Despite the threat of Golkar's wrath, the President's credibility in fighting graft could not take another beating.
President Megawati Sukarnoputri has burnished her
Megawati urges calm over SM Lee’s remarks
President Megawati Sukarnoputri says Indonesians should not be too emotional over Senior Minister Lee Kuan Yew's recentremarks that terrorist leaders were at
Jakarta groups call for action on terror
Leaders of two major Muslim groups say government should act to restore image of country, and accept any help offered.
Indonesia must
Jakarta welcomes anti-terror help
Offer to interview Jemaah Islamiah detainees in Singapore will be accepted, but no arrests without hard evidence'
Indonesia said yesterday that it
S’pore ready to help prove terror links
Jakarta may be given access to Jemaah Islamiah members in Singapore in order to prove links with Indonesian suspects.
SINGAPORE yesterday said its
Indonesia should rethink conspiracy theory
Five hundred years ago, the mediaeval philosopher William of Occam came up with an important principle that underlies all scientific modelling and
Jakarta protests to Singapore envoy
SM LEE'S REMARKS ON TERRORISM As demonstrators protest outside Singapore Embassy, Indonesia says the comments could scare away investors.
The Indonesian government, warning
Three countries targeted in attack plan
TERRORISM: ASIAN CONNECTION
Three terrorist hit squads - codenamed Jibril, the Arabic transliteration of Gabriel the archangel - agreed on simultaneous attacks in
Australia-Indonesia ties yet to thaw
Australian Prime Minister John Howard came to Indonesia to melt the ice.
But the reception he got here left little doubt that a
Militants in region ‘plan to strike back’
TERRORISM: ASIAN CONNECTION
Their first target after lying low for the next six months will be Indonesia, says a Jemaah Islamiah source.
Muslim militants