Gus Dur sacks four Cabinet ministers
The Indonesian President's latest move in battle for political survival may further alienate power brokers.
Indonesia's political crisis escalated dramatically yesterday as President
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Megawati rejects deal tied to Gus Dur rescue
President offers power-sharing to his deputy on condition she persuades Parliament to drop impeachment.
Hopes for a political compromise between President Abdurrahman Wahid
Officers, But Not Gentlemen – TNI soldiers no longer a prized catch
Uniforms don't turn on the Indonesian woman anymore. She now values US dollars over the rupiah and security over power in choosing
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
‘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
Jakarta’s satay sellers fall victim to anthrax scare
Business has dropped by 40 per cent for some food sellers in the capital as Indonesians shun beef and mutton because of
Key leaders back Megawati to take over
Muslim politicians who had opposed her because of her gender give her formal backing after Friday meeting.
Calls are growing for Vice-President Megawati
Why the bloodletting in Dayak land
As Indonesians and others look on with growing consternation, Central Kalimantan shudders under a wave of murderous violence.
Over the past week, the
Can they find a middle way in Indonesia?
WHEN thousands of President Abdurrahman Wahid's supporters razed Golkar offices in East Java, they also burned a part of Indonesia's democracy.
More than
Jakarta urged not to cut ties with IMF
International economic advisers say Indonesia must continue relations with international bodies to retain credibility for its reforms.
Prominent international economic advisers yesterday called
SM talks in Indonesia ‘very frank’
Visiting Singapore Senior Minister Lee Kuan Yew got a first-hand account of business and political developments here yesterday during meetings with key