Temasek weighing bid for 51% stake in Jakarta bank
It is cautious about $700m investment because of concerns over general political climate in Indonesia: Sources
THE Singapore Government's investment arm is exploring
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Mega gives in to price-hike protesters
Partial subsidies will be resumed, rolling back fuel and electricity prices, which could put Jakarta at odds with aid groups.
More than two
Sale of Indosat stake to S’pore firm above board’
Indonesian minister defends the deal and warns that more moves to shoot it down will hurt investor confidence.
The sale of a major
After Aceh, Megawati works her charm on Papua
President hopes to appease separatists on her first visit to province.
After sealing a peace deal with rebels in Aceh successfully, President Megawati
Indonesia on watch for church attacks
Large number of security personnel put on high alert amid fears of bombings in outlying areas during festive season.
Thousands of Indonesian security
I’ve come to show Indonesia is safe: PM Goh
PM GOH'S VISIT TO INDONESIA
Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong wrapped up his visit to Indonesia yesterday by fielding questions from reporters on
Security upped as Christmas Eve attacks planned
Indonesian police have stepped up security at churches around the country following revelations that Muslim militants behind recent bombings in Makassar were
Yemeni national a key player in Bali bomb blasts
TERROR IN THE REGION AND BEYOND
The Al-Qaeda operative is suspected of calling the shots on the ground - under the orders of
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
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
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
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