Jakarta cave-in sparks anger
President Habibie's decision to allow international peacekeepers in East Timor arouses nationalist sentiments.
PRESIDENT B.J. Habibie's decision to allow foreign troops into trouble-torn
Indonesia
Wiranto is the man to watch
HIGH STAKES
Weeks after a resounding vote for independence, East Timor has become a battlefield, not just between pro-Jakarta and pro-independence forces, but
48 hours to stem violence …
The UN and Australia give Jakarta the deadline, after which the international community will step in.
INDONESIA declared martial law in East Timor
Now, enter third force
TIMOR CRISIS
A leaked UN document reveals that a secret force under the Indonesian military orchestrated the recent killings by militias in East
Militias forcibly moving E. Timorese
PRO-JAKARTA militias, working openly with the Indonesian military, are forcibly moving thousands of people out of East Timor, where anarchy has intensified
Education Minister to teach again
EDUCATION and Culture Minister Juwono Sudarsono is preparing to return to the teaching profession after November when a new government is likely
No pregnant pause for singer
MOST women featured in video clips in Indonesia are beautiful - and slim.
But pop singer Krisdayanti flew in the face of such
Suharto inquiry to be put on hold ’till he’s well’
But the new Attorney-General reassures that charges against the former President will not be quashed.
AS FORMER Indonesian President Suharto edged his way
Suharto improving after mild stroke
Hospital doctors are confident the ex-Indonesian leader, 78, has more than 50 per cent chance of recovery.
INDONESIA's former president Suharto's health was
Suharto in hospital after suffering ‘stroke’
FORMER Indonesian President Suharto was admitted to hospital yesterday after suffering what family friends said was a stroke.
A close associate of eldest
Habibie confident of reviving economy
INDONESIAN ELECTION '99
Buoyed by the way the economy has stabilised since he took over in May last year, he is optimistic of
‘It must be two ways, it must be balanced’
ON S'PORE-JAKARTA TIES
PRESIDENT B.J. Habibie, professing that he has nothing against Singapore or any of its ethnic groups, has called for a