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February 23, 2005

Asia Times - February 23, 2005

Bill Guerin, Jakarta – As Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhyono and several of his ministers were wooing investors in Singapore last week,…

Green Left Weekly - February 23, 2005

[West Papua and Indonesia since Suharto – Independence, Autonomy or Chaos? By Professor Peter King. University of NSW Press, 2004. 240 pages, $40…

Jakarta Post Editorial - February 23, 2005

All too frequently this nation has refused to come to terms with its past. The circumstances surrounding historical events remain blurred, the…

Jakarta Post - February 23, 2005

Abdul Khalik, Banda Aceh – Humanitarian volunteers are still finding corpses in Aceh, almost two months after the tsunami struck the stricken…

The Guardian (UK) - February 23, 2005

John Aglionby – Mohammed Yassin has trouble falling asleep at night. But his insomnia is not caused by haunting dreams of a second tsunami – the…

Reuters - February 23, 2005

Tomi Soetjipto, Jakarta – Tricky details could trip up an apparent political breakthrough for Indonesia's rebellious Aceh province after rebels…

February 22, 2005

Jakarta Post - February 22, 2005

Yuli Tri Suwarni, Bandung – Two days of heavy rain forced over 50,000 residents in south Bandung to flee to safety on Monday as their houses were…

Jakarta Post - February 22, 2005

Jakarta – President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono denied on Monday reports that the government would again combine the Indonesia Military (…

Jakarta Post - February 22, 2005

Tony Hotland, Jakarta – International experts on truth and reconciliation commissions have expressed concerns about Indonesia's recently passed…

Agence France Presse - February 22, 2005

Dili – East Timor will ask the United Nations Security Council to extend its peacekeeping mission in the fledgling nation, Foreign…

Agence France Presse - February 22, 2005

Indonesian prosecutors accused Muslim cleric Abu Bakar Bashir of failing to prevent militants allegedly under his leadership from carrying out…

Associated Press - February 22, 2005

Jakarta – Indonesia's top intellectual and a longtime contender for the Nobel Literature prize believes that the influx of foreigners and aid…

Kyodo News - February 22, 2005

The December 26 earthquake and tsunami disaster that devastated Indonesia's restive province of Aceh, killing 123,071 people, has strengthened the…

Jakarta Post - February 22, 2005

Jayapura – The number of people living with HIV/AIDS has reached an alarming level in the nation's easternmost province of Papua.

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February 21, 2005

Jakarta Post Editorial - February 21, 2005

The president is the supreme commander of the Indonesian armed forces. The 1945 Constitution – both in its amended and original forms – clearly…

Associated Press - February 21, 2005

Banda Aceh – Separatist rebels in tsunami-ravaged Aceh province exchanged gunfire with Indonesian soldiers escorting an aid convoy over the…

Associated Press - February 21, 2005

Separatists from tsunami-hit Aceh province will demand a full withdrawal of the 50,000 Indonesian security forces from the region as part of a…

Jakarta Post - February 21, 2005

A survey by Transparency International Indonesia (TII) has ranked Jakarta as the nation's most corrupt city. The tax and customs offices have also…

Jakarta Post - February 21, 2005

Bambang Nurbianto, Jakarta – Just like government officials, corruption watchdogs showed no surprise on Friday at the results of a survey placing…

Jakarta Post - February 21, 2005

Imanuddin Razak, Jakarta – The Indonesian Military (TNI) Commander Gen. Endriartono Sutarto's term in office has been extended twice. He has also…

Australians for a Free Acheh Media Release - February 21, 2005

The Australian government has put out warnings to its citizens to avoid Acheh because of an undefined terrorist threat, which apparently is not…

Jakarta Post - February 21, 2005

Eva C. Komandjaja, Jakarta – The National Police have shrugged off a report that declares it to be the second most corrupt institution in the…

Jakarta Post - February 21, 2005

John Mcbeth (Straits Times, Asia News Network), Singapore – The recent oil strike by Australian-owned Santos off the coast of East Java and major…

Financial Times (UK) - February 21, 2005

Shawn Donnan, Calang (Aceh) – Almost two months after the Asian tsunamis, survivors in some of the hardest hit areas of Indonesia's Aceh province…

February 20, 2005

Hong Kong Standard - February 19-20, 2005

Vaudine England – The lonely mosque, the last thing standing in the once-thriving seaside community of Lampuuk just west of Banda Aceh, now plays…

February 19, 2005

Sinar Harapan - February 19, 2005

Yogyakarta – The replacement of three Indonesian armed forces (TNI) chiefs of staff which took place yesterday (18/2) is believed by a political…

Jakarta Post - February 19, 2005

Ivy Susanti, Jakarta – The Indonesian government has welcomed the US government's gesture to restore full military training ties with Indonesia,…

Jakarta Post - February 19, 2005

Fabiola Desy Unidjaja, Jakarta – Indonesia imported about 300,000 barrels per day (bpd) of processed fuel last year to meet domestic demand for…

Jakarta Post - February 19, 2005

On average, 10 people with dengue fever are admitted to city-owned hospitals every day, bringing the total of dengue cases since the…

Jakarta Post - February 19, 2005

Jakarta – Prior to its fuel price hike plan in April, which will eventually reduce budget expenditures for the fuel subsidy, the government has…

Associated Press - February 19, 2005

Environmental investigators said Thursday they had uncovered massive timber smuggling from Indonesia's Papua province to China in what they…

Jakarta Post - February 19, 2005

Muninggar Sri Saraswati, Jakarta – Minister of Forestry Malam Sambat Kaban said on Friday he planned to meet with Coordinating Minister for…

Jakarta Post - February 19, 2005

Tangerang – Cable thieves disrupted trains services between Tangerang and Jakarta for the second time in a month on Friday.

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Jakarta Post Editorial - February 19, 2005

"I don't care," has apparently become a catchphrase among government officials, following President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono's example.

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Jakarta Post - February 19, 2005

"This is a smuggler... ha... ha... He is a mafia [member]... ha... ha...," an unidentified man told undercover investigators.

He pointed his…

Jakarta Post - February 19, 2005

Jambi – A lecturer said here on Friday that some student groups have hidden agendas for staging protests in the province ahead of the…

Jakarta Post - February 19, 2005

Palu (Central Sulawesi) – Central Sulawesi Police named as suspects on Friday 19 councillors for their alleged involvement in the…

Jakarta Post - February 19, 2005

Kupang – Hundreds of residents staged a protest on Friday outside the East Nusa Tenggara council building, demanding the release of a…

Jakarta Post - February 19, 2005

Shaunak Mazumder, Jakarta – "You are late for class," my English teacher said, "Sorry, Miss. There is a lot of traffic on the way to school lately…

February 18, 2005

Guardian (UK) - February 18, 2005

John Aglionby – It is almost eight weeks since the Boxing Day tsunami devastated much of the coast of Indonesia's Aceh province on the northern…

Jakarta Post - February 18, 2005

Ridwan Max Sijabat, Banda Aceh – Muzakir Sulaiman heads the Banda Aceh municipal manpower office but he cannot go to work. While he has attended…

Christian Science Monitor - February 18, 2005

Tom McCawley, Banda Aceh – In a crammed row of storefronts, only Joy Optikal, an eyeglasses shop, has reopened on a dusty street of the tsunami-…

Melbourne Age - February 18, 2005

Tom Noble – In a small hospital in East Timor a father smiles. His once-blind son has seen the light, literally, after an operation by Australian…

Jakarta Post - February 18, 2005

Muninggar Sri Saraswati and Rendi A. Witular, Jakarta – Government officials appeared indifferent when responding to a survey by Transparency…

Detik.com - February 18, 2005

Luhur Hertanto, Jakarta – The Coordinating Minister for Politics, Legal and Security Affairs, Widodo AS, has revealed that the Free…

Jakarta Post - February 18, 2005

Tony Hotland, Jakarta – A brief commotion ended a five-hour hearing between the Attorney General's Office (AGO) and the House of Representatives…

Jakarta Post - February 18, 2005

Jakarta – The most egregious case of timber smuggling ever discovered – valued at more than US$1 billion – was made public on Thursday by two non-…

The Guardian - February 18, 2005

John Aglionby – Environmental activists have exposed what they claim to be the world's biggest timber smuggling racket, the supply of the…

Jakarta Post - February 18, 2005

Jakarta – For Moudy Lintuuran, expanding her rubber supply business was not easy. Trying to obtain a bank loan last year, she had to deal with a…

Radio Australia - February 18, 2005

Cutting beaurocratic red tape has been marked as a priority area by foreign investors interested in Indonesia. President Susilo Bambang Yudhyono…