New Singapore consulate in Riau to boost economic links
The Republic also plans to import vegetables, prawns and other food from the province, giving a push to already flourishing ties between
Indonesia
Riau-S’pore ties to go beyond water, greens
Singapore is looking to import raw water and vegetables from the resource-rich Riau province as part of a new pattern of economic
BG Yeo visits SilkAir memorial
Visiting Trade and Industry Minister George Yeo yesterday visited the memorial for victims of the SilkAir MI 185 crash.
Together with Acting Environment
S’pore seals second gas deal with Indonesia
Some 150 million cu ft of natural gas to be imported daily through a 500-km pipeline from South Sumatra.
Singapore yesterday sealed a
No way to rush Gus Dur out of office : Amien
After a week of threats and counter-threats, President Abdurrahman Wahid's ardent foes are learning a hard truth: The Indonesian constitution will not
Letter From Jakarta
THE kretek-smoking men lazed on the verandah.
It was morning but already there was a muggy stillness in the air. Occasional faint breaths
Gus Dur : I’ll topple corrupt opponents
President Abdurrahman Wahid yesterday launched a scathing attack on his political opponents in a game of brinkmanship, leaving little doubt that he
Gus Dur off to East Java to ease tension
Violence festered in Indonesia yesterday as police fired warning shots at thousands of supporters of President Abdurrahman Wahid who continued to run
Gus Dur’s position safe – for now
President Abdurrahman Wahid yesterday won a five-month reprieve, saved from an early exit orchestrated by the legislators who propelled him to power
Gus Dur’s supporters threaten violence
Armed group takes over ferry port; President's followers warn of worse to come if he is removed from office.
Supporters of President Abdurrahman
More demand for Gus Dur to go
Pressure continued to mount yesterday on President Abdurrahman Wahid to step down as parliamentarians and even a Cabinet minister repeated calls that
Gus Dur : I won’t resign
Sorry for the 'inconvenience', he tells Indonesians, as aides threaten to expose his opponents for corruption.
Beleaguered President Abdurrahman Wahid struck a conciliatory