Police probing Megawati’s role in poll violence
JAKARTA - Indonesian police are investigating the possible involvement of ousted Indonesian Democratic Party (PDI) leader Megawati Soekarnopurti in election-campaign disturbances.
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Jakarta : No Israeli ties until issue of Palestine is resolved
INDONESIA will not forge diplomatic ties with Israel until Tel Aviv resolves the Palestinian question and gives up its claims on occupied
Suharto glad polls drive has not hurt economy
PRESIDENT Suharto has expressed satisfaction that the current election campaign has not affected the Indonesian economy adversely.
"The economic situation is stable. The
Special task force to investigate Busang gold fraud
INDONESIAN police have formed a task force to investigate the Busang gold scam.
Police spokesman Brigadier-General Nurfaizi told The Straits Times that the
The Busang gold hoax has fuelled interest in the mystery surrounding the death of geologist de Guzman
Questions: What significant role, if any, did he play in the scam?
Questions: Did he commit suicide because he felt responsible for it?
THE
Demo broken up at gunpoint
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INDONESIAN soldiers broke up a demonstration by Muslim youths carrying mock coffins and flaming torches in the
Extremists ‘threaten Indonesia’s security’
A TOP military general has warned of threats from extremist and radical groups which could undermine Indonesia's national security.
Commander of the elite
KL, Jakarta a step closer to resolving islands row
Draft pact reached on claims to International Court
INDONESIA and Malaysia edged closer to resolving a dispute over two small islands which lie
Abri to put troops on high alert to quell possible polls violence
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Clampdown to last till presidential contest in '98
IN A move signalling the resolve of the Indonesian Armed Forces
KL and Jakarta meet to prepare claims on disputed islands
Talks to set guidelines for International Court of Justice
SENIOR officials from Indonesia and Malaysia began a two-day meeting in Bandung yesterday to
Indonesian opposition parties seek greater reform
INDONESIA'S two opposition parties began the hustings yesterday with a push for greater political and economic reform, including a call by the