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February 18, 2005

Radio Australia - February 18, 2005

The Indonesian government is considering splitting the province currently known as Papua into five new provinces, in what is seen by many to be…

Jakarta Post - February 18, 2005

Tiarma Siboro, Jakarta – The Indonesian Military (TNI) announced on Thursday that President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono had appointed three new…

Agence France Presse - February 18, 2005

US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice signaled that the United States was ready to restore full military training ties with Indonesia that were…

BBC News - February 18, 2005

David Loyn, East Timor – Aprecio Guterres will be the last person to be tried by the war crimes court set up in East Timor.

After his case…

February 17, 2005

Jakarta Post Editorial - February 17, 2005

The reconstruction of Aceh moved into a new stage this week with the completion of military-style barracks to shelter victims of the December 26…

Jakarta Post - February 17, 2005

Jakarta – The Indonesian Red Cross (PMI) and dozens of its international counterparts are teaming up to take an active role in the rehabilitation…

Sinar Harapan - February 17, 2005

Jakarta – Discussion of the Draft Law on Defense and Security (RUU Hankam) which has been initiated up by Defense Minister Juwono Sudarsono is a…

Jakarta Post - February 17, 2005

Rusman, Nunukan, East Kalimantan – The Malaysia government's threat to crack down on Indonesian illegal workers has not only affected the illegals…

Jakarta Post - February 17, 2005

Bandung – Environment activists and Bandung residents have filed a civil lawsuit on Wednesday against Bandung Mayor Dada Rosada over…

Press Statement - February 17, 2005

Washington – Researchers and advocates today called on US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice to consider new evidence of Indonesian involvement…

Jakarta Post - February 17, 2005

Bekasi – The ongoing construction of Blue Oasis City complex in Karangkitri, Bekasi, has come up against protest from all sides.

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Jakarta Post - February 17, 2005

Tony Hotland, Jakarta – In the eyes of the business community, Jakarta is the most corrupt city and the customs service the most corrupt…

Jakarta Post - February 17, 2005

Muninggar Sri Saraswati, Jakarta – Law No. 32/2004 on regional administrations could create undemocratic elections of governors, mayors and…

Detik.com - February 17, 2005

Budi Hartadi, Surabaya – There are many ways to express opposition to fuel price increases. On Thursday February 17, scores of students from the…

Detik.com - February 17, 2005

Gunawan Mashar, Makassar – Planned fuel price hikes which are soon to be announced by the government continue to attract a response…

Agence France Presse - February 17, 2005

Indonesian cleric Abu Bakar Bashir has rejected charges he was involved in terrorist plots including the 2002 Bali bombings and said President…

Melbourne Age - February 17, 2005

Mark Forbes, Canberra – A Defence Department official deliberately cut the flow of military intelligence to troops in the field in East Timor. But…

Jakarta Post - February 17, 2005

Anton Muhajir, Denpasar – It was drizzling that Saturday, but Ketut Karja and his two friends were still working in their rice field in Legian, on…

Reuters - February 17, 2005

Washington – Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said on Thursday she is moving to reinstate US military training assistance for Indonesia, an…

Agence France Presse - February 17, 2005

Environmental investigators say they have uncovered massive timber smuggling from Indonesia's Papua province to China in what they described as…

Jakarta Post - February 17, 2005

Pekanbaru (Riau) – Fire has razed 14,000 hectares of forest in two regencies here over the past week, and causing smoke haze problems…

Agence France Presse - February 17, 2005

Jakarta – The House of Representatives (DPR) has rejected a government's plan to merge state-owned Bank Tabungan Negara (BTN) with a publicly-…

Jakarta Post - February 17, 2005

Jakarta – As many as 90 non governmental organizations (NGOs) and 80 individuals have challenged Law No. 19/2004, which strengthens a…

Jakarta Post - February 17, 2005

Palu (Central Sulawesi) – A resident of the Alabibi subdistrict, Banggai Islands regency, Central Sulawesi province, has been arrested…

Jakarta Post - February 17, 2005

Rendi A. Witular, Jakarta – As a follow up to January's Infrastructure Summit, the Ministry of Transportation will start the tender processes in…

Jakarta Post - February 17, 2005

Urip Hudiono, Jakarta – Despite pre-election jitters and a final-quarter slowdown, the economy in 2004 still managed to grow by 5.13 percent,…

February 16, 2005

Jakarta Post - February 16, 2005

Tony Hotland, Jakarta – The Ministry of Defense is drafting a new law to replace the existing defense law aimed at upgrading coordination between…

Jakarta Post - February 16, 2005

Although the current number of casualties of dengue hemorrhagic fever is lower than last year's, the government has announced an extraordinary…

Asia Times - February 16, 2005

Ben Moxham – The East Timorese newspaper Suara Timor Lorosae reported on February 7 that at least 53 people had died of starvation in the village…

Jakarta Post - February 16, 2005

Medan – The state government must do something to involve the Acehnese in its rebuilding and reconstruction programs, a group of…

Radio Australia - February 16, 2005

It's almost two months after the Indian Ocean Tsunami wiped out much of Banda Aceh in Indonesia. But while many reports have focused on the…

Kompas - February 16, 2005

Jakarta – On the grounds that the investigation is yet to be completed, the detention of Government Watch coordinator Farid Faqih by…

Jakarta Post - February 16, 2005

Jakarta – The Coalition for Clean and Proper Elections (Koalisi LSM) demanded National Police chief Gen. Da'i Bachtiar on Tuesday…

AFX - February 16, 2005

Sydney – Woodside Petroleum Ltd said the 5 billion AUD Greater Sunrise gas project in the Timor Sea is stalled but remains viable.…

Jakarta Post - February 16, 2005

Jakarta – Some 200 evicted squatters from Tanjung Duren, West Jakarta, staged a demonstration at the West Jakarta District Court on Tuesday to…

Jakarta Post - February 16, 2005

Jakarta – Jakarta may still be dealing with its four main problems – garbage, flooding, a poor health system and traffic jams – for many years to…

Jakarta Post - February 16, 2005

Fabiola Desy Unidjaja, Jakarta – Indonesia's economy grew faster than projected last year, thanks to continued robust spending and signs of…

Boston Globe - February 16, 2005

Laurence Ronan – This city of 400,000 is in shambles, a third of it completely wiped off the earth, another third under water and mud. Imagine if…

February 15, 2005

Agence France-Presse - February 15, 2005

Singapore – Peace talks with separatist rebels in Indonesia's Aceh province will continue if the guerrillas stick to the agenda of special…

Asia Times - February 15, 2005

Andreas Harsono, Lamno – Muhammad Ali finished a plate of fried noodles, sipped a glass of cold tea and lamented about his misfortune in a coffee…

BBC News - February 15, 2005

Tim Johnston, Jakarta – Seven weeks after December's tsunami devastated Indonesia's Aceh province, the immediate crisis is under control. The…

Reuters - February 15, 2005

Banda Aceh – As many as 10,000 children in Indonesia's tsunami-devastated Aceh province may be seeking lost parents, the United Nations and other…

Australian Associated Press - February 15, 2005

Inspector-General of Intelligence and Security Ian Carnell says he has no doubt that Australian troops in East Timor have been deliberately cut…

Jakarta Post - February 15, 2005

Mataram – One villager was killed and four others severely injured after gang fight between neighboring villagers in Bima regency,…

Jakarta Post - February 15, 2005

Abdul Khalik and Tony Hotland, Jakarta – National Police chief Gen. Da'i Bachtiar suggested on Monday that West Jakarta police officers may have…

Jakarta Post - February 15, 2005

Jakarta – Gold mining firm PT Newmont Minahasa Raya (NMR) has demanded the police halt an investigation into the alleged pollution of…

Jakarta Post - February 15, 2005

Banda Aceh – Hundreds of students from Syiah Kuala University (Unsyiah) in Banda Aceh again held a protest at the university compound…

Jakarta Post - February 15, 2005

Tony Hotland, Jakarta – Human rights activists urged the government to provide better legislation for human rights protection in the country as it…

Jakarta Post - February 15, 2005

Eva C. Komandjaja, Jakarta – The National Police are facing difficulties in the investigation of the death of top human rights activist Munir,…

Jakarta Post - February 15, 2005

Jakarta – City-owned market operator PD Pasar Jaya has raised the rental fees of at least 39 of 153 traditional markets in the capital since…