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June 2, 2000

Jakarta Post - June 2, 2000

Jakarta – Ten state-owned companies have been put on a primary list for privatization this year, according to an updated master plan to be issued…

June 1, 2000

Reuters - June 1, 2000

Jakarta – Indonesian judges suspected of graft will be transferred to remote provinces in a bid to overhaul the legal system after a series of…

Sydney Morning Herald - June 1, 2000

Mark Dodd, Jakarta – The Indonesian Government is taking a major step towards prosecuting those who committed the worst acts of violence around…

Straits Times - June 1, 2000

Jayapura – Speaker after speaker at a landmark conference on the future of Indonesia's West Papua province called for independence yesterday as…

South China Morning Post - June 1, 2000

Chris McCall, Jakarta – President Abdurrahman Wahid was fighting for his job yesterday as he and his closest allies struggled to defuse a…

Jane's Intelligence Review - June 1, 2000

Bertil Lintner – Following years of military repression, Indonesia's new president, Abdurrahman Wahid, has adopted a new approach to solving…

May 31, 2000

Sydney Morning Herald - May 31, 2000

Mark Dodd, Jakarta – The United Nations chief in East Timor, Mr Sergio Vieira de Mello, has sought the co-operation of Indonesia's judiciary for…

South China Morning Post - May 31, 2000

Chris McCall, Jakarta – President Abdurrahman Wahid may have saved his own political skin by accepting the resignation of a leading confidant.…

Straits Times - May 31, 2000

Jakarta – A funny thing happened on Sunday when President Abdurrahman Wahid went sailing with his top military commanders.

"I do not like it…

Green Left Weekly - May 31, 2000

Pip Hinman – The Seattle and Washington protests against the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank (WB) have forced their chiefs into…

South China Morning Post - May 31, 2000

Agencies in Jakarta – Fifty-two bodies have been found in two mainly Christian villages in Indonesia's North Maluku province after attacks by…

Green Left Weekly - May 31, 2000

Max Lane – The role of the International Monetary Fund in determining economic policy in Indonesia came under the spotlight after the 1997…

Tapol - May 31, 2000

Jakarta – As a result of his injuries, Coki Naipospos went to St Carolus Hospital for a medical report on his condition. Along with colleagues…

Green Left Weekly - May 31, 2000

Jon Land – From May 15 to 20, the Revolutionary Front for an Independent East Timor (Fretilin) held a conference in Dili, East Timor. It was the…

Green Left Weekly - May 31, 2000

James Balowski – On May 17, 24 Indonesian soldiers and one civilian were sentenced to between eight and a half and 10 years' jail for the murder…

Agence France Presse - May 31, 2000 (slightly abridged)

Jakarta – Mobil Oil Indonesia has temporarily suspended production from a satellite of its eastern Aceh gas field in the wake of last…

Jakarta Post - May 31, 2000

Jakarta – President Abdurrahman Wahid, popularly known as Gus Dur, has instructed state owned plantation companies to return some 40 percent of…

May 30, 2000

Wall Street Journal - May 30, 2000

Jeremy Wagstaff, Jakarta – Hundreds of Indonesian workers went on strike at Jakarta's main port, the first serious stoppage to hit the country's…

May 29, 2000

Jakarta Post - May 29, 2000

Pandeglang – Newly established Work for National Care (KPB), a non-governmental organization dominated by Golkar Party figures, drew the attention…

Tapol - May 29, 2000

London – The Solidamor chair, Coki Naipospos sustained injuries all over his body and suffered wounds on his wrist and forehead. When the attack…

Business Week - May 29, 2000

Nearly seven months in office, Indonesian President Abdurrahman Wahid can claim great achievements. Despite his blindness and diabetes, he has…

South China Morning Post - May 29, 2000

Chris McCall – Fearful Indonesian Christians in Sumatra's main city prayed behind a police guard last night after a bomb exploded at morning…

Agence France Presse - May 29, 2000

Ambon – The governor of Indonesia's troubled Maluku province has said that allies of former President Suharto could be behind the…

Jakarta Post - May 29, 2000

Jakarta – Minister of Defense Juwono Sudarsono confirmed on Friday the United States did not include the Army in the gradual normalization of…

Jakarta Post - May 29, 2000

Jakarta – Protests against oil and gas operations in East Kalimantan could escalate if gas company Vico Indonesia Ltd fails to settle its dispute…

Jakarta Post - May 29, 2000

Jakarta – Angry mobs raided and vandalized two hotels at separate locations in East and West Jakarta over the weekend, claiming both…

Dow Jones Newswires - May 29, 2000

Edhi Pranasidhi, Jakarta – The Indonesian government has extended a ban on 128 bankers and shareholders of closed banks from traveling…

May 27, 2000

Sydney Morning Herald - May 27, 2000

Mark Dodd, Dili – The United Nations Transitional Administration in East Timor (UNTAET) has denied reports it will spend $US15 million…

Sydney Morning Herald - May 27, 2000

David Lague – The Defence Department will pressure the Federal Government to rebuild military links with Jakarta now political ties are warming,…

Straits Times - May 27, 2000

Marianne Kearney, Jakarta – Indonesia is prepared for human rights abuses cases to go to court but many of them would probably be dealt with…

Sydney Morning Herald - May 27, 2000

Achmad Sukarsono, Jakarta – Armed assailants have attacked a remote village in Indonesia's strife-torn former Spice Islands, killing at least 34…

South China Morning Post - May 27, 2000

Chris McCall, Jakarta – Radical students went on an anti-military rampage in Jakarta yesterday and police were ordered to stand aside for fear of…

May 26, 2000

Sydney Morning Herald - May 26, 2000

Mark Dodd, Dili – The East Timor independence leader Mr Xanana Gusmao has threatened to boycott a key international donors' meeting in Portugal…

Asiaweek - May 26, 2000

Jose Manuel Tesoro, Jakarta – For three months, the third floor of Indonesia's parliament complex resembled a workers' dormitory. Figures dozed on…

Wall Street Journal - May 26, 2000

Jakarta – Indonesia's government will ask an independent commission to look into possible human-rights abuses by a major US mining company in West…

Straits Times - May 26, 2000

Jakarta – Residents living near the private residence of former president Suharto and his family in Menteng are appealing to students to halt…

Asiaweek - May 26, 2000

A respected reformist in President Wahid's cabinet, Laksamana Sukardi was controversially dismissed as minister for investment and state…

Tapol - May 26, 2000 (abridged)

Jakarta – A group of about fifty pro-integration East Timorese carried out a vicious attack today on the office of Solidamor in Jakarta. The gang…

Canberra Times - May 26, 2000

Lesley McCulloch, Jakarta – It seems that with each day that passes criticism of Indonesia's President, Abdurrahman Wahid, gains momentum. No-one…

Straits Times - May 26, 2000

Narendra Aggarwal - Indonesia's economy is expected to expand by about 3.5 per cent this year, driven by consumer demand, but it is too early to…

May 25, 2000

Far Eastern Economic Review - May 25, 2000

Michael Vatikiotis, Jakarta – Is Indonesia's new-found stability coming apart? Events this past week certainly make it seem so. A resurgence of…

Indonesian Observer - May 25, 2000

Jakarta – An environment official says certain members of the Singapore government and business community have been paying bribes to local…

Agence France Presse - May 25, 2000

Jakarta – Pramoedya Ananta Toer, Indonesia's best-known author, is to be honoured by France for his services to literature. The French…

New York Times - May 25, 2000

Elizabeth Becker, Washington – The Clinton administration has quietly resumed military cooperation with Indonesia, senior defense officials said…

Wall Street Journal - May 25, 2000

I Made Sentana, Bekasi – Yudi Winarno hasn't left work in almost a month. But he's not working overtime. Mr. Winarno is leading a sit-in of about…

Agence France Presse - May 25, 2000 (abridged)

Jakarta – Indonesian police fired teargas and beat up student protestors on Thursday near the house of former president Suharto, in the latest…

Associated Press - May 25, 2000

Banda Aceh – Security forces in the strife-torn province of Aceh broke ranks Thursday, fighting between police and members of the military claimed…

Agence France Presse - May 25, 2000

Ambon – A Muslim leader in this riot-hit eastern Indonesian city on Thursday warned the authorities against trying to expel a militant Muslim…

Agence France Presse - May 25, 2000 (abridged)

Jakarta – Indonesian President Abdurrahman Wahid on Wednesday defended his policy of leniency towards the country's military generals and former…

May 24, 2000

Business Times - May 24, 2000

Yang Razali Kassim - The general is not saying. But it's what he fails to say that confirms it: dissatisfaction is building up within the military…