Manhunt on for 10 Bali blast suspects
Confessions of a key suspect could speed up their capture. Probe also finds links between bombing and Al-Qaeda, JI allies.
A NATIONWIDE manhunt
Indonesia
Enough proof to take Bashir to court
Indonesian police yesterday tightened the screws on militant cleric Abu Bakar Bashir, saying they had enough evidence, including witness statements from Singapore
Jakarta gets wrong man for Bali blasts
Red faces among police top brass as they admit that man who looked like suspect sketch' had nothing to do with the
Indonesia arrests key suspect in Bali bombing
Capture of man whose face resembles composite sketch may be a breakthrough; manhunt for up to 10 people continues.
It may be the
Al-Qaeda worked with locals on Bali bombings’
Indonesian intelligence sources said investigations into the devasting Oct 12 Bali bombings indicate strongly that an Al-Qaeda-led team of foreign and local
Six new masters of terror run Al-Qaeda
US intelligence says the men have specific roles assigned to them and run the network in a decentralised fashion.
With Osama bin Laden
Mega Insists : I am not bowing to US pressure
INDONESIA'S TOUGH ANTI-TERROR STAND
President Megawati Sukarnoputri yesterday brushed aside charges that foreign pressure prompted her tough new anti-terror measures - but had
Politics affects war on terror’
PM Goh says election causes complications for Jakarta.
Indonesia's response to the threat of terrorism here is being affected by the fact that
Militant cleric vows to resist arrest
Bashir says he will use force and there are fears his supporters could stage a symbolic reprisal attack in Jakarta.
Militant Muslim cleric
Terror of infighting
BALI AFTERMATH
Twenty-four hours after idyllic Bali shuddered from a murderous explosion, another 'bomb' went off - this time at an emergency Cabinet
Jakarta admits second terror attack possible
Following FBI intelligence reports, it steps up security at airports, oil and gas fields, nightspots and shopping malls.
Indonesia has acknowledged the possibility
Indonesia split over terror response
2 Muslim groups back anti-terror laws.
Indonesian President Megawati Sukarnoputri's hand in fighting growing militancy in the country was strengthened yesterday after the