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December 14, 2005

Granma - December 14, 2005

Havana – President Fidel Castro has confirmed that Cuba is prepared to receive another 400 young people from Timor Leste for medical training, and to extend the new literacy method Yo s

November 23, 2005

Associated Press - November 23, 2005

New Delhi – India and Indonesia, Asia's largest democracies, agreed Wednesday to forge closer defense and economic ties and cooperate in fighting terrorism, Indonesia's president said.

November 15, 2005

Pacific Concerns Resource Centre Press Release - November 15, 2005

The Pacific Concerns Resource Centre expresses alarm and disgust at recent news that Australia has signed a new Security Treaty with Indonesia.

November 9, 2005

Jakarta Post - November 9, 2005

Jakarta – Indonesia has greeted with a sigh of relief a decision by the United States Congress to omit references to Papua from the State Department Authorization Bill, saying it reflec

October 22, 2005

Jakarta Post - October 22, 2005

Ati Nurbaiti, Jakarta – Karen P.

September 17, 2005

Reuters - September 17, 2005

Washington – Thirty-five members of the US Congress have called on Indonesia to lift travel restrictions to West Papua and halt the military buildup in the province where a rebellion ha

September 3, 2005

Jakarta Post - September 3, 2005

Tony Hotland and Muninggar Sri Saraswati, Jakarta – The House of Representatives has warned the government to take all possible measures to block a US Congress bill that questions the s

August 11, 2005

Associated Press - August 11, 2005

Washington – As a peace deal nears in a 29-year war in Aceh, US lawmakers are seeking support for an independence movement in another Indonesian province: West Papua, also the site of a

August 5, 2005

Jakarta Post - August 5, 2005

Jakarta – A United States Congressman assured Indonesia on Thursday of his country's support for the territorial integrity of this country, which has been plagued by secessionist moveme

August 2, 2005

Jakarta Post - August 2, 2005

Nethy Dharma Somba, Jayapura – Papuan leaders reacted cautiously on Monday to the bill recently approved by the US House of Representatives, stressing that Papua is legally part of Indo

Jakarta Post - August 2, 2005

Tony Hotland, Jakarta – The House of Representatives plans to send a four-member delegation to the US to lobby congress in an attempt to block passage of a bill that raises questions ab

Jakarta Post - August 2, 2005

Neles Tebay, Rome – The government is beginning to pay the price for its reluctance to honor its commitment to fully implement Law No. 21/2001 on special autonomy for Papua.

August 1, 2005

Antara News - August 1, 2005

Jakarta – The government should be more serious in handling problems in Papua following foreign intervention like the support given by an American senator for Papuan freedom.

July 31, 2005

Antara - July 31, 2005

Jakarta – The US State Department announced on Friday that Washington would not support any effort that would allow Papua to gain independence from Indonesia.

Antara - July 31, 2005

Jakarta – The Indonesian National Youth Committee (KNPI) will soon send a protest letter to the US administration through its embassy here against the US Congress adopting a bill questi

July 30, 2005

Jakarta Post - July 30, 2005

Jakarta/Shenzen, China – President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono warned the US not to interfere in Indonesia's domestic affairs after the US House of Representatives recently approved a bill

July 8, 2005

Sydney Morning Herald - July 8, 2005

Tom Allard – It has to be the most unlikely of alliances, a concord that has defied a bloody history forged in battle.

June 30, 2005

Australian Associated Press - June 30, 2005

A senior Indonesian diplomat, who has accused some Australian aid groups of fuelling separatist sentiment in restive Papua, has been nominated as Jakarta's new ambassador to Australia.

June 15, 2005

Sydney Morning Herald - June 15, 2005

Matthew Moore Herald, Jakarta – Imron Cotan has been told he will be returning to a new position, having barely completed half of his three-year term that began in November 2003.

June 12, 2005

Reuters - June 12, 2005

Dan EatonSat – Fury in Australia over the jailing of a young woman in Bali for drugs smuggling has puzzled ordinary Indonesians, and given the world's most populous Muslim nation a chan

June 4, 2005

Asia Times - June 4, 2005

Alan Boyd, Sydney – "Twelve brutal Indonesian troopers armed with high-caliber rifles.

Jakarta Post - June 4, 2005

Max Lane, Murdoch WA, Australia – Since soon after the arrest of Schapelle Corby in Bali sections of the Australian media have waged a non-stop campaign agitating for her to be found in

June 3, 2005

Melbourne Age - June 3, 2005

Scott Burchill – From an Australian perspective there have always been two separate relationships with Indonesia.

June 2, 2005

Agence France Presse - June 2, 2005

A biological attack on Indonesia's embassy in Canberra has damaged Australia's standing among Indonesians, Prime Minister John Howard said, but he downplayed the threat it posed to the

April 26, 2005

Jakarta Post - April 26, 2005

Rendi Witular, Jakarta – The Indonesian Military (TNI) denied on Monday reports saying it had reduced its naval presence in a maritime area of Ambalat that has been at the center of dis

April 20, 2005

Green Left Weekly - April 20, 2005

James Crafti, Canberra – "Over the years our relations have experienced many twists and turns, highs and lows ...

April 10, 2005

Agence France Presse - April 10, 2005

Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono laid a wreath at an East Timor cemetery where Indonesian soldiers massacred dozens of pro-independence protestors 14 years ago.

April 9, 2005

Sydney Morning Herald - April 9, 2005

Matthew Moore – As is usually the case with those watching him for the first time, Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono left few people unimpressed.

April 8, 2005

Agence France Presse - April 8, 2005

With a 21-gun salute, Indonesia's president was greeted in East Timor on a visit to bolster reconciliation between Jakarta and the territory it once occupied with brutal force.

April 6, 2005

Australian Financial Review - April 6, 2005

Andrew Burrell – John Howard gushes that he is an "impressive man" of "immense grace and character" who represents Indonesia's "future, not its past".

April 5, 2005

Radio Australia - April 5, 2005

Separatist leaders from the Indonesian province of West Papua say they are not troubled by Australian Prime Minister John Howard's latest statement that Australia will recognise the ter

The World Today - April 5, 2005

Reporter: Tanya Nolan

Tanya Nolan: The Australia-Indonesia relationship has been tense at best since East Timor's transition to independence.

April 4, 2005

Agence France Presse - April 4, 2005

Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono hailed a "new era" of relations with Australia here as a spate of shared tragedies brought the once-rival neighboring nations closer togeth

April 2, 2005

April 1, 2005

Jakarta Post - April 1, 2005

Jakarta – Activists here criticized the media for contributing to the tension between Indonesia and Malaysia over the disputed Ambalat offshore oil block in the Sulawesi Sea.

Sydney Morning Herald - April 1, 2005

Louise Williams – A proposed new security treaty between Australia and Indonesia is likely to face political sniping in Jakarta, despite the goodwill generated by Australia's response t

March 24, 2005

Asia Times - March 24, 2005

Ioannis Gatsiounis, Kuala Lumpur – The last news to come from Malaysia and Indonesia was that the two countries were working hard diplomatically to resolve a border row in the Sulawesi

March 23, 2005

Jakarta Post - March 23, 2005

Wahyoe Boediwardhana, Denpasar – Indonesia and Malaysia began negotiations on Tuesday behind closed doors in Bali to seek a peaceful solution to the Ambalat border dispute.

March 22, 2005

Lusa - March 22, 2005

Lisbon – Foreign Minister Diogo Freitas do Amaral says Lisbon's new Socialist government intends to increase its cooperation with Portuguese-speaking African countries and East Timor, w

March 19, 2005

Asia Times - March 19, 2005

Kalinga Seneviratne, Jakarta – From Medan to Jakarta, Yogakarta, Surabaya, Solo and Batam, all across this vast archipelago Indonesian konfrontasi, or confrontation volunteer militias,

March 12, 2005

Jakarta Post - March 12, 2005

Muninggar Sri Saraswati, Jakarta – Indonesia and Malaysia pledged on Friday to use all means possible to defuse tensions, including some "adjustments" to prevent armed conflict, and hav

March 10, 2005

Tempo Interactive - March 10, 2005

Yuliawati, Jakarta – The Malaysian government has made complaints regarding demonstrations by Indonesians in front of the Malaysian Embassy in Jakarta.

Indonesia Alert! - March 10, 2005

Joseph Nevins – When I saw Paul Wolfowitz's smug grin in the January 17 issue of The New York Times, trouble was clearly on the horizon.

Jakarta Post - March 10, 2005

Fabiola Desy Unidjaja, Jakarta – In the midst of increasing tension over the territorial dispute between Indonesia and Malaysia, it seems that the matter started as a business dispute b

March 9, 2005

Agence France Presse - March 9, 2005

Indonesia urged Malaysia to cease "aggressive" claims and negotiate a territory dispute that has seen warships and fighter jets deployed to oil-rich waters off the coast of Borneo.

March 7, 2005

Radio Australia - March 7, 2005

Indonesia says its deployment of fighter jets and warships to an area of ocean close to Malaysia is not meant to worry its neighbour.

The Australian - March 7, 2005

Roy Eccleston – Senior members of the US Congress have stepped up pressure on the Howard Government to settle the dispute with East Timor over the rights to billions of dollars worth of

March 2, 2005

Australian Associated Press - March 2, 2005

Australia's support for an end to the UN mission in East Timor reflected a desire to improve relations with Indonesia and extend its influence in the former Portuguese territory, a US t

March 1, 2005

The Advertiser - March 1, 2005

Sandra O'Malley and Rob Taylor – The Federal Government is neglecting regional security by backing the US in opposing an extension of the UN peacekeeping mission in East Timor, Labor wa