Region’s forces can play wider role in Indonesia
As long as it does not result in a Nato-type pact or direct intervention. Logistical help is as far as it should
Indonesia
YES to logistical support for troops and humanitarian aid, NO to foreign military intervention, as it will affect national pride
International help to tackle sectarian violence in Malukus? Indonesia responds: YES to logistical support for troops and humanitarian aid NO to foreign
‘Gus Dur to pick more professionals’
They are expected to fill key economic posts, says minister.
INDONESIAN Foreign Minister Alwi Shihab said yesterday that professionals were likely to have
S’pore optimistic about Indonesia
SINGAPORE Foreign Minister S. Jayakumar said yesterday that the Republic remained optimistic that Indonesia would overcome its current problems and build an
Deals will weaken Gus Dur, but he will survive
WHILE Parliament was denouncing him heatedly two weeks ago, Mr Abdurrahman Wahid lay fast asleep in the President's chair, oblivious to the
33 injured in Medan church blast
Attack blamed on Muslim extremists as a sweep finds bombs in two other churches; officials fear clashes.
A homemade bomb exploded in a
Letter From Jakarta
WHAT can 5,000 rupiah (S$1) get you in Indonesia these days?
If you are looking for food, it is the bottom-of-the-barrel price for
Ceasefire pact for Aceh to be signed
INDONESIA'S move to sign a ceasefire agreement with separatist rebels in Aceh next week has drawn the ire of elements inthe armed
Jakarta seeks Mid-East investments
S'PORE ALSO AT FORUM
Indonesia is turning to the Middle East as a new source of foreign investment to bail out the country's
Abdurrahman dispels cloud over Kwik’s Cabinet post
President moves to calm financial markets with support of economic czar and pledge that there will be no more Cabinet changes.
PRESIDENT Abdurrahman
Gus Dur warning on S’pore vessels
SUBMARINE PURCHASES
'Don't stray into Indonesian waters or navy will act'
PRESIDENT Abdurrahman Wahid yesterday warned Singapore that its submarines will face his navy
Govt to seize Suharto’s assets soon, says Marzuki
Once the court gives the go-ahead, the government will move in to take his buildings, properties and land worth an estimated four