New graft scandal hangs over Gus Dur
He allegedly took donations from the Middle East to solve Aceh's problems without reporting the funds properly.
Fresh accusations of graft have been
Indonesia
Gus Dur doubts Megawati can do a better job
The President questions her ability to run Indonesia and her supporters say his comments will fuel further fire.
President Abdurrahman Wahid yesterday cast
‘Aceh could be independent in one year’
This may happen if the military does not step up efforts to crush separatist rebels, says top security official.
Aceh could split from
Gus Dur plays card to hand Mega power
In an attempt to derail impeachment momentum, Indonesian leader offers day-to-day control to his deputy.
President Abdurrahman Wahid said yesterday he was prepared
Anarchy ‘if Gus Dur is impeached’
Indonesia will face mass violence "worse than the riots in 1998" if President Abdurrahman Wahid is impeached, Parliamentary Speaker Akbar Tandjung has
Speaker calls for power sharing with Mega
But his idea for the V-P to handle day-to-day govt with Gus Dur as a symbolic head finds few takers, with some
Megawati’s party fires salvo against Gus Dur
The PDI-P has signalled that it will be pressing ahead with a potentially fatal second censure motion against the embattled Indonesian leader.
Indonesia's
Gus Dur brushes aside graft charges
President Abdurrahman Wahid edged closer to being impeached as he defiantly brushed aside corruption charges levelled against him in Parliament yesterday by
Gus Dur to face hostile MPs
Three large factions seem ready to push for second censure, which will take President nearer impeachment.
Key legislators appear to have made up
US embargo ‘led to TNI delay in Kalimantan’
Unable to buy spare parts for planes, the armed forces found it hard to ferry men to troubled region, says minister.
Indonesian Defence
‘No stopping action on Gus Dur’
Hard to hinder parliamentary process that may lead to impeachment of President later this year, says Mega.
Vice-President Megawati Sukarnoputri has said it
Gus Dur visits scene of bloody clashes
President Abdurrahman Wahid, blasted by his opponents for downplaying the violence in Central Kalimantan, yesterday toured the riot-torn region to defuse tensions