Jemaah Islamiah’s bombs & brains
JI strikes again.
Azahari and Dulmatin forge a formidable team that may unleash more atrocities.
Malaysian bomb-maker Azahari Husin stood by the bedside of
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Attack has imprint of JI’s Azahari
JAKARTA BOMBING
NEWS ANALYSIS
Police believe the Malaysian bomb-maker planned the attack and his accomplice Dulmatin had a key role in executing it.
Yesterday's powerful
Jakarta blast kills 9, injures 180
JI blamed for car bomb outside Australian embassy.
Indonesia was rocked by another devastating terrorist attack - the third in two years -
Canberra discussing missile plan with Jakarta
AUSTRALIA'S CRUISE MISSILE PURCHASES
Jakarta warns it could spark arms race, but says it recognises the right of any govt to pursue its
Midnight deal over peanuts and dessert
ASIAN AGENDA: INDONESIA'S SEPT 20 RUN-OFF ELECTION
Megawati has offered Cabinet posts and cash for Golkar support, but direct polls show irrelevance of
Megawati unveils coalition to secure a polls win
Aim of four-party alliance, which includes influential Golkar, is to marginalise rival Bambang ahead of Sept 20 run-off polls.
Indonesian President Megawati Sukarnoputri
Megawati defends govt in state of nation speech
Fighting to retain her presidency, Indonesian leader insists she has brought stability to the economy.
President Megawati Sukarnoputri, bracing herself for a tough
Silver lining, but no guarantees
The presidency is not yet in the bag for incumbent Megawati Sukarnoputri.
There might have been a silver lining in the clouds for
Jakarta to build $870m seaport
The new port, to be completed by 2010, will relieve overcrowding at the Tanjung Priok terminal and compete with other regional ports.
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How Mega surged back into contention
NEWS ANALYSIS
President used her incumbency to pull off a turnaround, putting Wiranto out of the race and cutting Bambang's lead on her.
It
Jakarta jitters as polls enter Round 2
Bambang-Megawati race confirmed but blast at election commission HQ sparks worries that things may turn nasty now.
In an ominous sign, a blast
Bali bombers won’t walk free, says Jakarta
Assurance comes a day after court rules anti-terror law should not be retroactive.
TOP judicial officials yesterday tried to douse a raging controversy