Three clear signs Golkar will win
The party is leading in 24 provinces, it looks set to garner most of the parliamentary seats, and opinion polls show it
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Megawati’s game plan : Divide and conquer
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The palace is plotting. With her political life on the edge as her party teeters on the brink of defeat, President
Everyone now wants to woo Bambang
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He is riding high with his party's good showing, and the way is open for a presidential bid or an unbeatable
Akbar rules out alliance with Megawati’s party
Boosted by parliamentary results so far, a confident Golkar chief says party will field its own presidential candidate.
GOLKAR chairman Akbar Tandjung, confident
PDI-P slips, with 2m votes tallied
But it's still a neck-and-neck race for top spot in Indonesia's parliamentary election; final result could take a week.
Indonesia's two biggest parties
Golkar looks set to take the lead
Smaller parties make inroads at expense of Mega's PDI-P in some cities.
Millions of Indonesians went to the polls yesterday, with the once-powerful
All systems go for Indonesian polls today
Parliamentary elections likely to draw about 147m voters.
About 147 million Indonesians vote today in parliamentary elections as they brace themselves for a
Mega slips in polls for first time
Former security chief Bambang Yudhoyono overtakes her in latest election surveys.
PRESIDENT Megawati Sukarnoputri is in serious trouble just days before Indonesians cast
Battle Royal
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THE PLOTS
Election Scenario 2
PDI-P and Golkar face off.
Things could change dramatically if Golkar wins.
Mr Akbar Tandjung is in a defiant mood
Grand Alliance
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THE PLOTS
Election Scenario 1
Golkar teams up with PDI-P.
THE palace does not want a protracted battle. It wants an alliance with its
Shock Winner
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THE PLOTS
Election Scenario 3
Polls put Susilo in the lead
Watch out for the dark horse.
Former security czar Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono might well
Wayang time in Indonesia
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Nothing is what it seems in Indonesia.
Politics here is sometimes as complicated and hazy as the wayang, the popular Indonesian