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October 10, 2002

Associated Press - October 10, 2002

Lisbon – East Timor's President Xanana Gusmao says he would like to quit but will stay in the job to help his recently independent country grow.

August 26, 2002

Jakarta Post - August 26, 2002

Berni K. Moestafa, Jakarta – Calls to reshuffle the Cabinet are again mounting.

June 18, 2002

Straits Times - June 18, 2002

Devi Asmarani, Jakarta – President Megawati Sukarnoputri is facing mounting calls from Indonesian legislators to reshuffle her 10-month-old Cabinet, which has been criticised for poor p

May 20, 2002

Reuters - May 20, 2002

Dili – East Timor formally swore in its cabinet on Monday, hours after the tiny territory became independent and new President Xanana Gusmao took office.

March 7, 2002

Agence France Presse - March 7, 2002

Jakarta – Indonesia's President Megawati Sukarnoputri shocked employees at the palace complex in central Jakarta with a snap inspection for cleanliness, a report said Thursday.

September 20, 2001

Kyodo News - September 20, 2001

Christine T.

Kyodo News - September 20, 2001

Dili – The following is the lineup of the new cabinet of East Timor's transitional government.

August 15, 2001

Green Left Weekly - August 15, 2001

Max Lane – Military generals and figures linked to the regime of former dictator Suharto have done well in the first cabinet of newly-elected President Megawati Sukarnoputri, which was

August 11, 2001

Straits Times - August 11, 2001

Marianne Kearney, Jakarta – While Indonesia's new Cabinet has won praise for its high percentage of seasoned professionals, it will have to move fast to prove its capability.

August 10, 2001

Sydney Morning Herald - August 10, 2001

Comment by Hamish McDonald – The new Megawati Cabinet will reassure foreign lenders and investors that the Government will continue with the economic rescue plan negotiated with the Int

South China Morning Post - August 10, 2001

Vaudine England, Jakarta – President Megawati Sukarnoputri finally announced her cabinet yesterday and immediately won praise for achieving a judicious balance of professionals, politic

Straits Times - August 10, 2001

August 9, 2001

Reuters - August 9, 2001

Tomi Soetjipto, Jakarta – Indonesia's new president announced her long-awaited cabinet on Thursday, winning immediate praise for her choice of a team to pull the country out of years of

Sydney Morning Herald - August 9, 2001

Almost three weeks after taking office, President Megawati Sukarnoputri announced her new cabinet today.

February 4, 2001

Jakarta Post - February 4, 2001

Jakarta – In a show of unity two days after being censured by the House of Representatives (DPR) for his alleged involvement in two financial scandals, President Abdurrahman Wahid calle

January 12, 2001

Jakarta Post - January 12, 2001

Jakarta – The State Official Wealth Audit Commission (KPKPN) functionaries and members were sworn in by President Abdurrahman "Gus Dur" Wahid at the State Palace on Thursday.

December 31, 2000

Mandiri - December 31, 2000

Jakarta – Defense Minister Mahfud MD yesterday brushed off suggestions he would step down, which came from local legislator and ex Finance Minister, Fuad Bawazier, "Unless it is request

December 25, 2000

Agence France Presse - December 25, 2000

Jakarta – President Abdurrahman Wahid has left independence leaders in Indonesia's Irian Jaya province off the schedule of a two-day visit there which started Monday, a member of the pr

September 8, 2000

Asiaweek - September 8, 2000

Jose Manuel Tesoro and Dewi Loveard, Jakarta – Vice President Megawati Sukarnoputri's sunny smiles at the August 26 induction of Indonesia's new cabinet made it seem as if the past thre

September 7, 2000

Far Eastern Economic Review - September 7, 2000

John McBeth, Jakarta – The day before Indonesian President Abdurrahman Wahid announced his new "All-the-President's-Men" cabinet, Golkar party Chairman and House of Representatives Spea

August 24, 2000

Sydney Morning Herald - August 24, 2000

Lindsay Murdoch, Jakarta – President Abdurrahman Wahid yesterday appointed a retired army general and an economist to key posts in a streamlined Cabinet he hopes will pull Indonesia out

Associated Press - August 24, 2000

Indonesian President Abdurrahman Wahid unveiled a new slimmer Cabinet to tackle myriad problems, ranging from separatist unrest to economic woes and corruption.

Business Times - August 24, 2000

Many hope to see the new team last the full term, but early signs are discouraging, says Yang Razali Kassim

Business Times - August 24, 2000

Shoeb Kagda – President Abdurrahman Wahid yesterday unveiled a new Cabinet tilted strongly in his favour, catching many observers and market analysts off guard.

August 7, 2000

Sydney Morning Herald - August 7, 2000

Simon Mann, London – A British political consultant, hired to help lift the deteriorating public image of President Abdurrahman Wahid of Indonesia, has quit after his methods came under

May 5, 2000

Australian Financial Review - May 5, 2000

Tim Dodd, Jakarta – For five days this week Indonesia's media was in hot pursuit of the story that President Abdurrahman Wahid planned to retire on his 60th birthday in September this y

April 28, 2000

Jakarta Post - April 28, 2000

Jakarta – Legislators said after a closed-door consultative meeting that President Abdurrahman Wahid told them his decision to replace two economics ministers was due to their alleged i

April 26, 2000

South China Morning Post - April 26, 2000

Vaudine England – The latest phase in the Government's continuing reshuffle signals a further consolidation of power by President Abdurrahman Wahid.

Straits Times - April 26, 2000

Jakarta – President Abdurrahman Wahid faced anger among coalition parties within his already fractious six-month-old government yesterday after he fired two key financial ministers.

March 31, 2000

Jakarta Post - March 31, 2000

Jakarta – President Abdurrahman Wahid openly criticized his Cabinet – particularly the economic team – on Thursday, banning ministers from overseas travel until they are able to resolve

March 9, 2000

Far Eastern Economic Review - March 9, 2000

John McBeth, Jakarta – For both admirers and critics of Indonesian President Abdurrahman Wahid, the picture is disturbing: At the presidential palace in Jakarta there are signs of a new

March 2, 2000

Jakarta Post - March 2, 2000

Jakarta – People's Consultative Assembly Speaker Amien Rais said on Wednesday Indonesia did not need foreign advisors, thus President Abdurrahman Wahid's appointment of several foreign

Jakarta Post - March 2, 2000

Jakarta – The government and the House of Representatives budget committee agreed on Wednesday to raise the basic salaries of President Abdurrahman Wahid and Vice President Megawati Soe

February 15, 2000

South China Morning Post - February 15, 2000

Vaudine England – Interpreting the statements and intent of President Abdurrahman Wahid is a full-time, fascinating, but often frustrating task for anyone interested in tracking the evo

January 31, 2000

South China Morning Post - January 31, 2000

Reuters in Tokyo – Indonesia's parliament may revise the nation's constitution to abolish a clause under which the vice-president automatically becomes president if the nation's leader

January 27, 2000

South China Morning Post - January 27, 2000

Vaudine England, Jakarta – President Abdurrahman Wahid has found a way to secure the retirement from the military of generals he appointed to his cabinet.

November 8, 1999

Time - November 8, 1999

Nisid Hajari – Abdurrahman Wahid doesn't call himself a holy man, but the new Indonesian President seemed to pull off a miracle last week.

October 28, 1999

South China Morning Post - October 28, 1999

Barry Porter – President Abdurrahman Wahid's reformist cabinet ministers have begun the huge task of resolving Indonesia's economic mess and restoring investor confidence.

October 27, 1999

Jakarta Post - October 27, 1999

Jakarta – The so-called National Unity Cabinet, announced on Tuesday, lives up to its name as it groups people from different sociocultural backgrounds, professions and political affili

International Herald Tribune, Washington Post - October 27, 1999

Keith B.

Sydney Morning Herald - October 27, 1999

David Jenkins – Indonesia's new Cabinet doesn't look too bad at first glance, with some impressive names in the list of ministers.

October 26, 1999

Agence France Presse - October 26, 1999

Jakarta – full list of members of the new Indonesian cabinet as announced by Vice President Megawati Sukarnoputri and President Abdurrahman Wahid on Tuesday:

Agence France Press - October 26, 1999

Jakarta – Indonesia's new cabinet announced Tuesday by President Abdurrahman Wahid reflects the new leader's preoccupation with accommodating all factions in the country's politics rath

October 23, 1999

Washington Post - October 23, 1999

Keith B.

October 22, 1998

Agence France Presse - October 22, 1998

Jakarta – Indonesian President B.J.

April 20, 1998

Straits Times - April 20, 1998

Susan Sim, Jakarta – More than a third of Indonesia's 36-member Cabinet turned up for the marathon talks, but a third of their main dialogue partners – the student leaders who have been

March 16, 1998

Sydney Morning Herald - March 16, 1998

David Jenkins – What is one to make of the new Indonesian Cabinet, unveiled by a weary-looking President Soeharto as his nation grapples with its worst economic crisis in 30 years?

Sydney Morning Herald - March 16, 1998

Louise Williams, Jakarta – President Soeharto's new Cabinet signals a retreat to personalised politics with the appointment to key portfolios of his powerful daughter, Siti "Tutut" Hard

March 14, 1998

Sydney Morning Herald - March 14, 1998

This week Indonesia's People's Assembly unanimously voted President Soeharto another five-year term. But he can't buy a vote of confidence from the IMF, or from many of his own people.

New York Times - March 14, 1998

Seth Mydans, Jakarta – As Indonesia enters one of its most difficult years, President Suharto announced Saturday a Cabinet marked by loyalty and family connections rather than economic