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
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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
Now, enter third force
TIMOR CRISIS
A leaked UN document reveals that a secret force under the Indonesian military orchestrated the recent killings by militias in East
No pregnant pause for singer
MOST women featured in video clips in Indonesia are beautiful - and slim.
But pop singer Krisdayanti flew in the face of such
Thumbs up for vote of hope
INDONESIAN ELECTION '99
Over 110 million Indonesians voted yesterday, with the principal hope of a new beginning for a country gripped by political
Calm in Jakarta on eve of polls
INDONESIAN ELECTION '99
Streets are quiet and gone are the party flags and posters, but some technical problems are yet to be resolved,
The 3 anomalies
INDONESIAN ELECTION '99
Indonesia's landmark election, in which 48 parties will compete for 462 seats in Parliament, is fraught with contradictions. Straits Times
Warning to Habibie : Act against Suharto
If the ex-President is not investigated, it will be difficult for Golkar to nominate him as its presidential candidate, says party chairman.
GOLKAR
From seminar to the doctor’s
STAUNCH Suharto critic and head of the National Mandate Party, Dr Amien Rais, walked out abruptly after addressing a recent political seminar.
Economist
Timing of Habibie, Mahathir meeting ‘puzzling’
Analysts wonder why the meeting was held in the thick of the Indonesian election campaign.
NEW ANALYSIS
AFTER a period of cool relations between
More Abri regional commands to handle unrest
INDONESIA IN TRANSITION
The armed forces will increase its territorial commands from 10 to 17 across the provinces, prompted by rising ethnic and