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January 23, 1998

Chaos deepens in Indonesia
The Wall Street Journal - January 23, 1998

January 22, 1998

Constancio tears up prosecutor's document
MateBEAN - January 22, 1998
Ground Zero
Far Eastern Economic Review - January 22, 1998
Indonesia's inaction on debt load
The Wall Street Journal - January 22, 1998
As Dr Strangelove rises, rupiah falls
Sydney Morning Herald - January 22, 1998
100,000 workers loose their jobs
Straits Times - January 22, 1998
Constancio da Costa tore apart district attorney's paper
MateBEAN - January 22, 1998

January 21, 1998

Victims of War
Big Issue Magazine - January 21, 1998
Two Indonesian Opposition leaders held in
Straits Times - January 21, 1998

January 20, 1998

Refugees to arrive in Lisbon on Tuesday
Lusa - January 20, 1998
Coalition manoeuvres policy on East Timor
Green Left Weekly - January 20, 1998

January 19, 1998

Social unrest in Indonesia mounts
The Wall Street Journal - January 19, 1998
Bomb explodes in Jakarta
Kyodo - January 19, 1998
Interview with Muchtar Pakpahan
Business Week - January 19, 1998
Lucas da Costa found
East Timor Human Rights Centre - January 19, 1998

January 17, 1998

IMF accord fails to halt plunge
New York Times - January 17, 1998
Rioters force traders to cut prices
South China Morning Post - January 17, 1998

January 16, 1998

Leading Government critics join hands
Jakarta Post - January 16, 1998
Timorese Rebels shoot dead government malitiamen
Reuters - January 16, 1998
Suharto surrenders to IMF
The Melbourne Age - January 16, 1998

January 15, 1998

Secretary Cohen: IMET will be continued
Republika - January 15, 1998 (posted by Tapol)
Timber tycoon cuts 1,400 staff
South China Morning Post - January 15, 1998
East Timorese arrested and tortured
East Timor Human Rights Centre (ETHRC) - January 15, 1998
Five East Timorese spend night in French Embassy
Agence France Presse - January 15, 1998

January 14, 1998

Hundreds of newspaper Publishers facing close-down
Kompas - January 14, 1998 (posted by Tapol)
Four Timorese found dead in latest violence
Reuters - January 14, 1998
Indonesians seize chance to break silence
The Melbourne Age - January 14, 1998

January 13, 1998

National Dialogue to take place Friday
Tapol - January 13, 1998
Megawati's challenge
Sydney Morning Herald Editorial - January 13, 1998
Indonesia students march for Megawati
Reuters - January 13, 1998
Beleaguered Soeharto pledges more reform
Sydney Morning Herald - January 13, 1998

January 12, 1998

Suharto family will be hit if reforms pushed through
Reuters - January 12, 1998
Amien, Gus Dur back Megawati
Jakarta Post - January 12, 1998
Hundreds protest high food prices
AFX-ASIA - January 12, 1998
Rich blamed for hoarding food
Sydney Morning Herald - January 12, 1998
Two guerrillas shot dead, say army
Tapol - January 12, 1998
Megawati bid more symbolic than serious
South China Morning Post - January 12, 1998
Youth organisations reject Suharto
Kabar dari PIJAR - January 12, 1998 (posted by Tapol)

January 11, 1998

With a new president, the storm will pass
PIJAR's Tritura 1998 - January 11, 1998

January 10, 1998

Heat builds on Indonesia's Suharto to quit
Reuters - January 10, 1998
Chinese fear mobs in volatile climate
South China Morning Post - January 10, 1998
Situation demands...
Info KNPD - January 10, 1998

January 9, 1998

Town still tense after riot
Agence France Presse - January 9, 1998
Six East Timorese to be tried over bombs
East Timor Human Rights Centre - January 9, 1998

January 8, 1998

Push to oust Soeharto
Sydney Morning Herald - January 8, 1998
Rupiah in free-fall as crisis deepens
Tapol - January 8, 1998
Crisis turns Indonesia against ailing Suharto
The Guardian - January 8, 1998
Shops in Jakarta report panic buying
BBC World Service - January 8, 1998
Muslim groups search for alternative to Suharto
Far Eastern Economic Review - January 8, 1998
Indonesia's Suhartos get a jarring view of the future
Far Eastern Economic Review - January 8, 1998

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