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July 3, 2006

Jakarta Post - July 3, 2006

Jakarta – The discovery of a large arms stash in a deceased Army officer's home last week underscores problems of transparency and accountability…

Jakarta Post - July 3, 2006

M. Taufiqurrahman, Jakarta – Bowing to demands from a number of groups, the House of Representatives has decided to halt discussions on an anti-…

Jakarta Post - July 3, 2006

Hasrul, Kendari – The mood in Pasarwajo city, the capital of Buton Regency in Southeast Sulawesi, was tense Sunday following the shooting of…

Jakarta Post - July 3, 2006

Ruslan Sangadji, Poso – A bomb believed to be homemade exploded Saturday night at a church in the Central Sulawesi regency of Poso, but no…

Australian Financial Review - July 3, 2006

Whit Mason – In the past few weeks, two Australian dreams have come crashing to earth. First, there was chaos in East Timor and then the Socceroos…

July 2, 2006

Agence France Presse - July 2, 2006

Jakarta – Some 10,000 Indonesians have massed in front of the US embassy, to support the Palestinian people and condemn Israel's deadly offensive…

Straits Times - July 2, 2006

John McBeth – A descendant of Islamic-proselytising Yemeni traders, educated in the then-Marxist-ruled states of Angola and Mozambique, the newly…

Australian Associated Press - July 2, 2006

Jill Jolliffe, Dili – A meeting of East Timor's parliament tomorrow will underline the surreal political world in which the troubled fledgling…

July 1, 2006

Jakarta Post - July 1, 2006

"One, two, three, heave!" men shout as they strain against a wooden motor boat used to catch green mussels just a few hours before.

Heading…

Jakarta Post - July 1, 2006

Abdul Khalik, Jakarta – The joint Indonesia-Timor Leste Truth and Friendship Commission said Friday it received backing of Indonesian Military (…

Jakarta Post - July 1, 2006

Ridwan Max Sijabat, Jakarta – The House of Representatives is scheduled to endorse the long-awaited and much-debated Aceh governance bill on July…

Jakarta Post - July 1, 2006

Adianto P. Simamora, Jakarta – A study on the economic impact of building six new inner-city turnpikes has fleshed out the reality of the income…

Jakarta Post - July 1, 2006

Tangerang – Dozens of residents of Sukamanah village in Jambi district ran amok Friday, beating up the village secretary and…

June 30, 2006

Jakarta Post - June 30, 2006

Jakarta – Lawmakers are dragging their feet on the witness protection bill, legislation that is expected to help root out major cases…

Jakarta Post - June 30, 2006

Jakarta – The Central Jakarta District Court jailed the leader of a minority religious sect for two years Thursday for blasphemy against Islam, a…

Jakarta Post - June 30, 2006

Tiarma Siboro, Jakarta – Military police discovered almost 30,000 bullets, grenades and 145 rifles and pistols at the home of a high-…

June 29, 2006

Melbourne Age - June 29, 2006

Kenneth Davidson – The chief criticism of John Howard's decision to reinstitute the Pacific Solution to deal with the threat of hundreds of…

June 28, 2006

Associated Press - June 28, 2006

Jakarta – Indonesia plans to deport two US citizens after they were caught attending a meeting with separatist sympathizers in the country's…

Kompas - June 28, 2006

Jakarta – The People's Coalition Against Land Evictions (KRTP) opposes Presidential Regulation Number 36/2005 on the Acquisition of Land for the…

Kompas - June 28, 2006

Jakarta – The wife of the late Munir, Suciwati, accompanied by representatives of the Solidarity Action Committee for Munir and senior legal…

Jakarta Post - June 28, 2006

Tb. Arie Rukmantara, Jakarta – Rivers awash in chemical pollutants and untreated sewage, denuded forests and smog-choked cities are putting the…

Kompas - June 28, 2006

Jakarta – A number of Islamic social organisations from the Islamic Community Forum (FUI) have visited the offices of the Ministry for Political,…

Melbourne Age - June 28, 2006

Sarah Smiles, Canberra – Nearly $1 million of Australia's foreign aid budget is feared to have been used fraudulently in the past four years.

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The Australian - June 28, 2006

Patrick Walters – Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono has pledged to intensify his country's counter-terrorism fight, promising close…

Melbourne - June 28, 2006

Michelle Grattan – John Howard put on a late-night party for Australian officials and travelling media who wanted to watch the soccer. Those in…

Jakarta Post - June 28, 2006

Jakarta/Batam – The government plans to relax the implementation of the labor legislation in the newly declared special economic zones (SEZs) on…

Green Left Weekly - June 28, 2006

Nick Everett – East Timor's current political crisis began when a group of soldiers from the country's west – which grew from 140 to 591 – signed…

June 27, 2006

Agence France Presse - June 27, 2006

Singapore – Petty regional divisions have been stirred up for political gain in East Timor which is still struggling to define its identity after…

Sydney Morning Herald - June 27, 2006

Cynthia Banham in Paris and Phillip Coorey on Bantam Island – The Prime Minister says he welcomes the resignation of the East Timorese Prime…

New York Times - June 27, 2006

Jane Perlez, Tangerang – To a passer-by, the dress and demeanor of Lilis Lindawati would have attracted little attention as she waited in the dark…

Canberra Times - June 27, 2006

James Dunn – The reluctant resignation of Prime Minister Mari Alkatiri yesterday may have eased the crisis in East Timor, but the situation will…

Jakarta Post - June 27, 2006

Jakarta – The government wants the new state secrets bill to restrict foreigners access to information that could threaten national security, the…

June 26, 2006

BBC News Online - June 26, 2006

Jonathan Head – It was with a characteristically unemotional performance that Mari Alkatiri announced the end of his – and East Timor's – first…

Jakarta Post - June 26, 2006

Jakarta – The continued flow of hot mud from a gas drilling well, which has spread over more than 127 hectares of land in Sidoarjo, East Java,…

Jakarta Post - June 26, 2006

Slamet Susanto and Blontank Poer, Yogyakarta – Thousands of Muslims thronged a sermon here Sunday by firebrand cleric Abu Bakar Ba'asyir, who…

The Australian - June 26, 2006

Dennis Shanahan, Batam – Australia and Indonesia are expected to take a giant leap forward in restoring relations today with a statement of common…

Radio Australia - June 26, 2006

Mark Colvin: I'm joined now by Damien Kingsbury, Associate Professor at Deakin University's School of International and Political Studies, a close…

Jakarta Post - June 26, 2006

Nethy Dharma Somba, Jayapura – The National Police will take over security at US-owned mining company PT Freeport Indonesia from the military…

Australian Associated Press - June 26, 2006

A Catholic human rights group has accused Indonesian police of torturing 23 Papuans arrested after violent protests in March.

The Peace and…

Jakarta Post - June 26, 2006

Jakarta – The government's move to standardize education in Indonesia through the national exams has been challenged by activists and legislators…

Free West Papua Campaign (Melbourne) Media Release - June 26, 2006

With Australia's Prime Minister John Howard set to meet Indonesia's President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono later today, West Papua campaigners in…

June 24, 2006

Sydney Morning Herald - June 24, 2006

Hamish McDonald – In Timor there is the politics of Dili – this lethargic little seaside capital of low white buildings and tall tropical trees,…

Jakarta Post - June 24, 2006

Jakarta: A coalition of non-governmental organizations criticized Friday the secretive deliberations of the controversial pornography…

Jakarta Post - June 24, 2006

M. Taufiqurrahman, Jakarta – The House of Representatives and the government have agreed on joint management of oil and gas in Nanggroe Aceh…

Jakarta Post - June 24, 2006

Jakarta – Activists are demanding legislators ensure women's political rights are protected in the Aceh governance bill expected to be passed into…

Jakarta Post - June 24, 2006

Jakarta – The cost of illegal imports in lost revenue to the government almost doubled last year, with Industry Minister Fahmi Idris warning…

Jakarta Post Editorial - June 24, 2006

After much speculation and rumor, Jakarta Police chief Insp. Gen. Firman Gani was replaced after only 22 months in office, handing over his…

June 23, 2006

Jakarta Post - June 23, 2006

Jakarta – The second International Conference of Islamic Scholars (ICIS) ended with a call for Muslims living in non-Muslims areas to promote…

Jakarta Post - June 23, 2006

Tb. Arie Rukmantara, Ubud (Bali) – Sidelining customary laws and undermining tribal wisdom in managing Indonesia's rich natural resources is…

Jakarta Post - June 23, 2006

Jakarta – The courts should severely punish members of radical groups convicted of violent offenses, National Police chief Gen. Sutanto says.

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