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March 6, 1998

Cash-strapped Indonesia battles to fight fires
Associated Press - March 6, 1998
Hungry illegals flood Malaysia
South China Morning Post - March 6, 1998
Indonesia's Economic Crisis
Posted on reg.indonesia - March 6, 1998

March 5, 1998

Indonesia bobs, weaves to avoid impact
New York Times - March 5, 1998
Indonesian fires raise smog spectre again
Reuters - March 5, 1998
Thousands of students rally in Sumatra
Agence France Presse - March 5, 1998 (extracts)

March 4, 1998

Aid before reform will only help the corrupt
South China Morning Post - March 4, 1998
Students protest demanding ouster of Suharto
Associated Press - March 4, 1998
Thousands of students say 'Reject Suharto'
Agence France Presse - March 4, 1998

March 3, 1998

Indonesian reserves down inflation up
Kyodo - March 3, 1998
Wiranto to be replaced mid-March
SiaR - March 3, 1998
123 protesters to be charged
Kompas - March 3, 1998 (posted by Tapol)

March 2, 1998

ABRI denies rumours of mass desertions
Agence France Presse - March 2, 1998

March 1, 1998

Fires take toll on wildlife in Borneo
Associated Press - March 1, 1998
The road to overthrowing Suharto is open
Info-Pembebasan - March 1, 1998
US backs Suharto despite calls for reform
Los Angeles Times - March 1, 1998 (Excerpts)

February 28, 1998

East Kalimantan in peril as fresh water runs
South China Morning Post - February 28 1998
Outgoing vice president Sutrisno gives tips on Suharto
Reuters - February 28, 1998 (extracts)

February 27, 1998

Students stage massive protests
Jakarta Post - February 27, 1998
LBH offices pelted with stones
Kompas - February 27. 1998
Critic drops presidential bid
Straits Times - February 27, 1998
All is not well in Soeharto oligarchy
Australian Financial Review - February 27, 1998

February 26, 1998

Double or nothing
Far Eastern Economic Review - February 26, 1998
Thousands of students demonstrate
Agence France Presse - February 26, 1998 (Extracts)

February 25, 1998

Golkar cadres warned not to break ranks
Straits Times - February 25, 1998
Who starts the fires?
BBC - February 25, 1998
Fires raging as ASEAN ministers meet
Agence France Presse - February 25, 1998 (Extracts)
IMF mulls keeping some subsidies
Wall Street Journal - February 25, 1998
Student protests in Jakarta/Yogya,
Agence France Presse and Associated Press - February 25, 1998 (extracts from Tapol)

February 24, 1998

Hundreds of students rally for reform
Agence France Presse - February 24, 1998
Spectre of famine
Agence France Presse - February 24, 1998
Parched Borneo catches fire again
International Herald Tribune - February 24, 1998

February 23, 1998

Suharto - still the only game in town
Washington Post - February 23, 1998
Suharto intensifies repression
Tapol - February 23, 1998 (slightly abridged)
Three women arrested in peaceful protest
Tapol - February 23, 1998

February 21, 1998

The new dis-order government
Sydney Morning Herald - February 21, 1998
Islam puts Soeharto on notice
Australian Financial Review - February 21, 1998

February 20, 1998

Continue to raise the banner
People's Democratic Party - February 20, 1998
As the presidential selection nears, the military displays its might
Asiaweek - February 20, 1998
Suharto's resolve on peg weakens
South China Morning Post - February 20, 1998
Suharto seeks public confidence
Reuters - February 20, 1998
Report by KIPP, ELSAM and YLBHI on recent killings and arrests
SiaR - February 20, 1998

February 19, 1998

Leaders express growing fears
Sydney Morning Herald - February 19, 1998

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