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January 19, 2005

Lusa - January 19, 2005

Dili – Police in East Timor detained a man after an exchange of gunfire between security forces and an armed group near the border…

Jakarta Post - January 19, 2005

Batam, Riau Islands – Some 5,000 workers on Batam staged another protest on Tuesday, demanding Riau Islands acting governor Ismeth…

January 18, 2005

New York Times - January 18, 2005

Jane Perlez and Evelyn Rusli, Kling Meria – Like many of the hundreds of thousands of survivors left homeless by the recent tsunami, Mohamed Adan…

Straits Times - January 18, 2005

John Mcbeth – Nationalism, often tinged with conspiracy theories and a measure of xenophobia, is never far from the surface in Indonesia. Just…

Courier Mail (Australia) - January 18, 2005

Marianne Kearney – A military-backed militia group responsible for widespread killing and looting when Indonesia pulled out of East Timor has…

Jakarta Post - January 18, 2005

Tertiani ZB Simanjuntak, Banda Aceh – Dozens of members of the Islam Defenders Front (FPI) moved swiftly out of the pickup trucks as they arrived…

Dow Jones News - January 18, 2005

Jakarta – The official ban on US weapons and military equipment sales to Indonesia is unfair and "punishes" the country by hampering its military'…

Jakarta Post - January 18, 2005

Jakarta – Former East Timor governor Abilio Soares vowed on Wednesday to continue his challenge against the retroactive application of…

January 17, 2005

Washington Post - January 17, 2005

Josh White, Jakarta – Indonesia's defense minister on Sunday called on the United States to ease its restrictions on military relations between…

Jakarta Post - January 17, 2005

Andi Hajramurni, Banda Aceh – At least six people in Banda Aceh, including two children, have died of tetanus over the past several days, while 30…

Jakarta Post - January 17, 2005

Rendi A. Witular, Jakarta – A chief executive officer of a state cement firm in East Java once said that the most devastating factor that could…

Jakarta Post - January 17, 2005

Sumitomo Corporation Chairman Kenji Miyahara, who is also vice chairman of the powerful Nippon Keidanren (Japanese Economic Federation) talked to…

Sydney Morning Herald - January 17, 2005

Matthew Moore, Banda Aceh – Muharram believes the foreign presence in Aceh will help GAM's cause.

Together with his band of 50 warriors, the…

New York Times Editorial - January 17, 2005

The scale of the tsunami disaster and continuing health risks in Indonesia's Aceh province are almost beyond comprehension. Getting desperately…

Diario de Noticias - January 17, 2005

The secretary of state for defence's visit to East Timor, due to start tomorrow (Tuesday 18 January), has been postponed until the end…

The Guardian (UK) - January 17, 2005

John Aglionby – Rahmatun is almost inaudible over the drone of the low-flying aid helicopter. Pointing upwards, the softly spoken 14-year-old…

http://timshorrock.blogspot.com/ - January 17, 2005

Patsy Spier, Washington – one of the survivors of a 2002 military-style ambush on a group of contract teachers in the Indonesian province of Papua…

Jakarta Post - January 17, 2005

Tiarma Siboro, Jakarta – The governments of Indonesia and the United States see the possibility of improved military ties following the…

Radio Australia - January 17, 2005

The United States has given its clearest signal yet that it may consider lifting the arms embargo imposed on Indonesia in 1999. A partial lifting…

Jakarta Post - January 17, 2005

Jakarta – Flooding over the past week around the country drove people from their homes and damaged infrastructure and crops.

Hundreds of…

Associated Press - January 17, 2005

Geneva – The Indonesian ambassador to the United Nations in Geneva, Makarim Wibisono, Monday was elected chairman of the UN Human Rights…

Jakarta Post - January 17, 2005

Eva C. Komandjaja, Jakarta – The need for the government to set up a special body to control and monitor the performance of the State Intelligence…

Jakarta Post - January 17, 2005

Urip Hudiono, Jakarta – The public debate continues on how Indonesia should respond to the debt moratorium offer from the Paris Club creditor…

Jakarta Post - January 17, 2005

Kurniawan Hari, Jakarta – Several weeks before the Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P) convenes a national congress in March,…

Lusa - January 17, 2005

Dili – Australia and East Timor will resume in March talks to resolve their dispute over shared maritime boundaries and the carving up…

January 16, 2005

Sun-Herald - January 16, 2005

Adam Gartrell – Buses donated to East Timor by the NSW Government in 2002 have never been used and sit in an empty parking lot, makeshift homes to…

Tempo Interactive - January 16, 2005

Mawar Kusuma, Jakarta – The People's Representative Assembly (DPR) is to continue urging the US government to lift the arms embargo on Indonesia.…

Hong Kong Standard Weekend - January 15-16, 2005

Vaudine England – His long flowing hair and tight jeans mark him out as a young intellectual even before he starts talking.

"What are you…

Agence France Presse - January 16, 2005

When delegates at a tsunami aid world summit in Jakarta tucked into beef, lamb, chicken and swordfish even as Indonesians scavenged for food on…

Reuters - January 16, 2005

Sue Pleming, Jakarta – The United States and Indonesia are seeking closer military ties after years of limited contact because of concern over…

January 15, 2005

Northern Territory News (Australia) - January 15, 2005

Paul Dyer – The $7 billion Greater Sunrise gas project in the Timor Sea has been shelved by project operator Woodside Petroleum.

Woodside…

International Herald Tribune - January 15, 2005

Michael Vatikiotism Meulaboh – Indonesia Almost a month after the tsunami, the town of Meulaboh still reeks of death and misery. As I drove down…

Sydney Morning Herald - January 15, 2005

Matthew Moore reports – It is more than 13 years since Max Stahl shot his famous footage of Indonesian troops massacring East Timorese at the…

Jakarta Post Editorial - January 15, 2005

In the first weeks of the aftermath of the tsunami of December 26, we were stunned by the severity of the destruction, and thankful for the many…

Jakarta Post - January 15, 2005

Kurniawan Hari, Jakarta – High profile corruption suspects will surely have difficult times ahead as a new anti-graft ruling currently being…

Jakarta Post - January 15, 2005

Jakarta – The city administration plan to triple the price of on-street parking is aimed at encouraging motorists to keep their vehicles at home…

January 14, 2005

Jakarta Post - January 14, 2005

Jakarta – The fact-finding team formed to assist the police investigation into the death of rights activist Munir had its first…

New York Times - January 14, 2005

Ian Fisher, Calang – This town was not just destroyed. It vanished. After almost three weeks, only 323 bodies have been found. Before December 26…

Asia Times - January 14, 2005

Bill Guerin, Jakarta – As the United States rides its sudden wave of popularity in the world's most populous Muslim country, Indonesia, the…

Associated Press - January 14, 2005

Banda Aceh – Indonesia wants the United States to lift a long-standing ban on weapon sales to its military, arguing that it could respond more…

Jakarta Post - January 14, 2005

Jakarta – Hundreds of squatters evicted from a three-hectare land owned by PT Kereta Api Indonesia (PT KAI) in Tanah Abang district, Central…

Wall Street Journal Editorial - January 14, 2005

As if the people of Aceh, where at least 108,000 died in the tsunami, didn't have enough problems already. Now the Indonesian government – and…

Democracy Now! - January 14, 2005

Amy Goodman: We're joined by journalist and activist, Allan Nairn.

Allan survived the massacre in east Timor of 1991 where Indonesian…

The Australian - January 14, 2005

Stephen Fitzpatrick, Montasik – Acehnese rebels fighting for an independent homeland have descended from the isolation of northern Sumatra's…

Jakarta Post - January 14, 2005

Rendi A. Witular, Jakarta – The labor union of state-controlled cement producer PT Semen Gresik (SG) will launch a massive strike if the…

Sydney Morning Herald - January 14, 2005

Matthew Moore in Banda Aceh and Cynthia Banham – The acting governor of Aceh has asked foreign troops and aid workers to stay and provide "long-…

Australian Financial Review - January 14, 2005

Andrew Burrell, Banda Aceh – The acting governor of Aceh said yesterday he was "frightened" of being abandoned by the thousands of foreign troops…

Wall Street Journal - January 14, 2005

Norbert Vollertsen, Banda Aceh – I feel almost as if I am back in North Korea again. The military road blocks, heavily armed police tanks at every…

International Herald Tribune - January 14, 2005

Raymond Bonner, New York Times, Jakarta – The US ambassador here said on Thursday that the United States was not troubled by the demands by the…

JSMP Press Release - January 14, 2005

Dili – It was announced on 21 December 2004 that the governments of East Timor and Indonesia had agreed on the formation of a Truth and Friendship…