Troops on the offensive in Papua after killing of teachers
A day after the two Americans and an Indonesian are shot dead by suspected rebels, troops kill a separatist in a gunbattle.
Troops
Author: Derwin Pereira
Jakarta general tells troops not to vote in 2004
TNI chief Endriartono fears military will become divided if open support is shown to political parties
Fearing that military unity could shatter by
KL and Jakarta plan labour pact
Accord aimed at containing future spats over Indonesian illegals; Manila to send Ramos to ensure smooth deportations.
BOTH Indonesia and Malaysia are drawing
KL orders probe of illegals’ deaths
Malaysian authorities to investigate angry allegations by Jakarta and Manila that several deportees died.
THE Malaysian government has ordered an investigation into the
Manila joins protest to KL over illegals
Officials say deported workers treated appallingly; meanwhile, Indonesian lawmakers want ambassador recalled.
MALAYSIA'S spat with its neighbours over the deportation of illegal workers
S’pore-Jakarta ties on firmer ground
Political stability achieved under Megawati administration has helped boost bilateral ties, says DPM Tan.
Singapore's ties with Indonesia are now on a steady
Boost for Singapore-Jakarta ties
DPM Tan hails more intelligence-sharing on terror; talks on to cover Indonesian electronic items in FTA with America.
Singapore said yesterday that it
Taiwan V-P’s trip to Indonesia – what really happened?
Did Taiwanese Vice-President Annette Lu meet Indonesia's top leadership or not?
Ms Lu was coy on this in her short statement to the
Taiwan VP’s visit is unofficial’
JAKARTA IN A FLAP
Indonesia yesterday braced itself for a possible backlash from China following reports that two government ministers had held talks
Chinese pressure blocks Taiwan V-P’s Jakarta visit
Annette Lu is left high and dry in Bali as Indonesian officials deny knowledge of her visit for talks.
Taiwan's Vice-President Annette Lu
Win, win for Megawati
Islamic opponents defeated on syariah.
She's almost certain to be re-elected.
Indonesian President's opponents ended up clipping their own wings by passing a series
US funds for Indonesia’s fight against terror
The bulk of the $88 million is for training police, and the US says full resumption of military ties is still some