Food in Dili sold at exorbitant rates
Indonesian soldiers seen selling suspected looted goods at highly-inflated prices to needy locals.
INDONESIAN soldiers were making the most of their final days
Author: Derwin Pereira
Key militia leader arrested in Dili
INTERNATIONAL peacekeepers swept through the East Timor capital of Dili yesterday, cracking down on pro-Jakarta militias - including arresting a key leader
Camp City, Dili
TIMOR CRISIS
OUR MAN IN TIMOR Reports by Derwin Pereira.
The ruins of Dili stand as mute witnesses to the acts of violence committed
Troops face-offs raise Dili tension
Indonesian military and United Nations forces trade accusations of having opened fire during confrontations.
TENSIONS rose in the devastated capital of Dili yesterday
TNI turns to Asian nations to better ties
TIMOR CRISIS
After a fallout with Australia over East Timor, the defence force is examining ways to expand links with its Asian allies.
Baligate, Timor leave Habibie worse for wear
PRESIDENT B. J. Habibie might appear to have won a battle against his political adversaries but the outcome is still uncertain.
As he
9 warships, troops on way to E. Timor
EAST TIMOR braces itself for the arrival of an 8,000-strong United Nations (UN) multinational force this week, as its Australian commander prepared
The strain is showing on Golkar chief
Golkar chairman Akbar Tandjung is losing sleep. Literally.
He said that he would be lucky to get three or four hours of shut-eye
TNI troops pulling out of E. Timor
The unexpected move started yesterday, as confusion arose over when foreign troops would arrive.
INDONESIAN troops began an unexpected early pullout from East
Jakarta axes security pact with Australia
Safety of foreign troops heading for East Timor in serious doubt as bilateral ties take a nosedive.
INDONESIA yesterday axed a key security
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
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