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February 4, 2005

Antara - February 4, 2005

Jakarta – President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono expressed concern on Friday over internal bickering in the Democratic Party, one of the…

Jakarta Post - February 4, 2005

M. Taufiqurrahman and Kornelius Purba, Jakarta – Clarly worried that she could face the same fate as former Golkar leader Akbar Tandjung,…

Xinhua News - February 4, 2005

Jakarta – Indonesian Foreign Minister Hassan Wirajuda will host a meeting with his East Timor counterpart Ramos Horta to have talks on…

Jakarta Post - February 4, 2005

Jakarta – The first 100 days of President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono's administration have passed. But criticism of his government continues…

Jakarta Post - February 4, 2005

Jakarta – Experts testified at the graft trial of suspended Aceh Governor Abdullah Puteh on Thursday and stated that the defendant violated…

Jakarta Post - February 4, 2005

Tiarma Siboro, Jakarta – The Ministry of Defense is drafting a review of Defense Law No. 3/2002 and Indonesian Military (TNI) Law No. 34/2004…

Jakarta Post - February 4, 2005

Yenni Djahidin, Washington D.C. – A soon-to-be published study recommends that the United States remove its restrictions on the Indonesian…

Jakarta Post - February 4, 2005

Rendi A. Witular, Jakarta – The government will raise fuel prices by up to 30 percent in the first quarter of this year in a bid to lower the fuel…

Associated Press - February 4, 2005

Irwan Firdaus, Banda Aceh – An Indonesian anti-corruption activist detained on allegations of stealing aid in the tsunami-ravaged province of Aceh…

Sydney Morning Herald - February 4, 2005

Sarah Crichton – The Federal Court has ruled it cannot hear a US oil company's multi-billion dollar compensation claim against the Commonwealth…

February 3, 2005

Reuters/AlertNet - February 3, 2005

Katherine Arie – Just weeks after the December 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami left over 230,000 people dead or missing in Indonesia's…

Jakarta Post Editorial - February 3, 2005

It all sounds very good, but what does it all mean? The government's recent announcement that it would "allocate" savings from the discontinuation…

Radio Australia - February 3, 2005

Indonesia has rejected a suggestion by Singapore's mentor minister Lee Kuan Yew, that it considers an instrument such as the island's Internal…

Laksamana.net - February 3, 2005

Almost five months after the murder of acclaimed human rights campaigner Munir, police are yet to come up with a single suspect, increasing…

Associated Press - February 3, 2005

Chris Brummitt – Aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln, Indonesia The United States wants to boost military ties with the Indonesian military on the back…

Jakarta Post - February 3, 2005

Muninggar Sri Saraswati, Jakarta – The government should offer a power-sharing arrangement to the Free Aceh Movement (GAM) in governing oil and…

Asia Times - February 3, 2005

Andreas Harsono, Banda Aceh – The Indonesian Red Crescent – claiming there is an oversupply of "do-gooders" who "do not speak the language" – has…

Agence France Presse - February 3, 2005

Indonesia's vice president said he believed the current talks with Aceh separatist leaders will bring an end to decades of armed conflict in…

Jakarta Post - February 3, 2005

Urip Hudiono and Fadli, Banda Aceh – With the emergency relief stage in Nanggroe Aceh Darussalam officially declared to have ended, the government…

Agence France Presse - February 3, 2005

Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono said he was unperturbed by criticism of his early performance, indicating he was prepared to take…

Newsday (Long Island, NY) - February 3, 2005

Letta Tayler, Bukit Barisan mountain range – The armed rebels huddled in the drizzle in their remote mountain hideout, a cluster of bamboo…

Jakarta Post - February 3, 2005

Bambang Nurbianto, Jakarta – The City Council is set to endorse the draft bylaw on air pollution on Friday, but clean air is still long way off in…

February 2, 2005

Jakarta Post - February 2, 2005

Jakarta – The city administration has secretly increased tapwater rates by between 4 and 16 percent, depending on the level of water consumption…

Jakarta Post - February 2, 2005

Jakarta – The Jakarta administration's decision to change three city hospitals into corporate entities in a bid to boost their professionalism,…

Australian Associated Press - February 2, 2005

Prime Minister John Howard has declared tension between Indonesia and Australia a thing of the past after he toured tsunami-struck Aceh, saying he…

Jakarta Post - February 2, 2005

Kurniawan Hari, Jakarta – The House of Representatives (DPR) said on Monday it planned to deliberate 55 bills this year, including three bills on…

Jakarta Post - February 2, 2005

Theresia Sufa, Bogor – The Cibinong District Court sentenced on Tuesday four members of the Oman Rahman religious community to jail…

Jakarta Post - February 2, 2005

New York/Jakarta – The US has provided tsunami-hit Indonesia with spare parts for five of its 24 US-made C-130 cargo planes without lifting its…

Jakarta Post - February 2, 2005

Abdul Khalik, Jakarta – Some two hundred former employees of Hotel Indonesia filed a report against the hotel's former board of directors on…

Jakarta Post - February 2, 2005

Zakki P. Hakim, Jakarta – Indonesia's exports last year reached an historic high of US$69.71 billion, or up 11.49 percent from the year before,…

Jakarta Post - February 2, 2005

Jakarta – Aceh administration secretary Tantawi Ishak testified at the graft trial of Abdullah Puteh on Tuesday that the suspended governor had…

Jakarta Post Editorial - February 2, 2005

Those who regularly follow the summaries of the Supreme Audit Agency's reports on the state budget accounts would find nothing surprising in the…

Green Left Weekly - February 2, 2005

[Indonesia's Secret War in Aceh. By John Martinkus, Random House. 340 pages, $32.95 (pb).]

Review by Jon Lamb – The social and political…

Pulsetc.com - February 2, 2005

Most Americans know little about the Indonesian province of Aceh. In fact, before the earth's crust shook and the sea turned homicidal-killing…

Dow Jones Newswires - February 2, 2005

Veronica Brooks, Canberra – East Timor is poised to formally accept Australia's invitation to resume negotiations on a permanent maritime boundary…

Lusa - February 2, 2005

Dili – The United Nations should maintain a trimmed-down operation in East Timor after the scheduled withdrawal of its UNMISET mission…

Jakarta Post - February 2, 2005

Nani Afrida and Apriadi Gunawan, Banda Aceh/Medan – Prominent Aceh figures and scholars appeared lukewarm on Tuesday about the recent peace talks…

Green Left Weekly - February 2, 2005

Max Lane – "The death toll in Aceh from the tsunami is closer to 300,000 people", Thamrin Ananda, chairperson of the Aceh People's Democratic…

Sydney Morning Herald - February 2, 2005

Mark Forbes, Banda Aceh – There are growing concerns that the Indonesian Government's plans to hastily relocate about 60,000 tsunami victims into…

Jakarta Post - February 2, 2005

Adirito de Jesus Soares, Dili – Many people have commented about the first 100 days of President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono's presidency. One of his…

Reuters - February 2, 2005

Melbourne – Tiny East Timor will open the door to a growing queue of foreign oil and gas explorers later this month when its parliament is due to…

February 1, 2005

Detik.com - February 1, 2005

Fedhly Averouss Bey, Jakarta – Army chief General Ryamizard Ryacudu says that a resolution to the conflict between the Republic of…

Jakarta Post - February 1, 2005

Jakarta – Aceh's treasurer testified at the graft trial of Abdullah Puteh on Monday that he had transferred some Rp 7.75 billion (US$855,555) into…

Jakarta Post - February 1, 2005

Kurniawan Hari, Jakarta – Responding to public pressure for justice, the House of Representatives said on Monday it would reopen the Trisakti and…

Jakarta Post - February 1, 2005

Hera Diani, Jakarta – A report released on Monday by a human rights watchdog said that human rights abuses perpetrated by the state continued to…

Jakarta Post - February 1, 2005

Indra Harsaputra, Surabaya – The trade of protected animals is still flourishing in the country, despite warnings from environmentalists that…

Jakarta Post - February 1, 2005

Jakarta – After a rigorous debate between the President and lawmakers over the replacement of the Indonesian Military (TNI) chief, a Presidential…

Associated Press - February 1, 2005

Julian Lee and Cynthia Banham – An advertising campaign accusing the Prime Minister of stealing billions of dollars in oil and gas revenues from…

Jakarta Post Editorial - February 1, 2005

Desperate positivism. That could be a way of describing the reactions toward the recently concluded talks in Helsinki between Aceh separatist…

Inter Press Service - February 1, 2005

Baradan Kuppusamy, Kuala Lumpur – Despite the devastation inflicted on South and Southeast Asia by the December 26 tsunami, the disaster has been…