Gus Dur to boycott impeachment session
President Abdurrahman Wahid remained in a defiant mood against moves to topple him, signalling yesterday that he intends to boycott impeachment proceedings
Author: Derwin Pereira
Police close ranks, defy Gus Dur decree
Indonesian leader left red-faced as police top brass sign petition saying they won't be drawn into politics.
President Abdurrahman Wahid was staring at
Gus Dur sacks four Cabinet ministers
The Indonesian President's latest move in battle for political survival may further alienate power brokers.
Indonesia's political crisis escalated dramatically yesterday as President
Gus Dur told : No emergency rule
We will speed up the impeachment process if you impose state of emergency, legislators pledge.
Indonesian legislators warned President Abdurrahman Wahid yesterday they
Impeach Gus Dur – Parliament backs move
WHAT NEXT FOR PRESIDENT? 3 scenarios
1 OUSTED ON AUG 8 The People's Consultative Assembly (MPR) can convene a special session to remove
Factions unite to demand Gus Dur removal
MPs to go ahead with impeachment of President despite his continuing threats to call state of emergency.
Political battlelines were drawn yesterday on
Gus Dur on his own over civil emergency, says TNI
The military says it will not support a declaration of a state of emergency or the dissolution of parliament.
President Abdurrahman Wahid's plans
Restore order, Bambang told
Gus Dur accused of brinkmanship as he orders security chief to act, but stops short of declaring state of emergency.
Indonesia sank into
Gus Dur buys time with power-sharing deal
Indonesian President Abdurrahman Wahid, refusing to buckle under the weight of growing opposition to his rule, yesterday held out in desperate hope
Megawati rejects deal tied to Gus Dur rescue
President offers power-sharing to his deputy on condition she persuades Parliament to drop impeachment.
Hopes for a political compromise between President Abdurrahman Wahid
No word on Gus Dur’s emergency rule threat
2 AM LATEST
Midnight deadline over but situation in Jakarta remains uncertain as President's rift with Megawati grows.
President Abdurrahman Wahid's threat to declare
Stampede at Westlife concert
Sixteen hurt as the crowd surges immediately after the concert for a glimpse of the Irish boy band.
Sixteen teenagers were rushed to