Kalasan, Sleman – A group of people ransacked a Biblical Church in Taman Martani village, Kalasan, on Tuesday some 14 kilometers east of…
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January 10, 2001
Jakarta Post - January 10, 2001
Jakarta Post - January 10, 2001
Jakarta – Security authorities called on the country's political elite on Tuesday not to mobilize the masses to the streets, but to sit at the…
January 9, 2001
Agence France Presse - January 9, 2001
Jakarta – Police said Tuesday they were investigating records kept in a Jakarta mosque on Indonesian Muslims who have fought in Afghanistan, as…
Straits Times - January 9, 2001
Derwin Pereira, Jakarta – In what could become another political hot potato for President Abdurrahman Wahid's beleaguered government, the country'…
Jakarta Post - January 9, 2001
Bandung – Army Chief of Staff Gen. Endriartono Sutarto asserted here on Monday that the Army is committed to solving security matters but asked…
Jakarta Post - January 9, 2001
Jakarta – The Finance Ministry said on Monday that it had issued 41 new decrees, including 38 new tax and excise decrees, in a bid to meet the…
Jakarta Post - January 9, 2001
Jakarta – The Coordinating Minister for the Economy Rizal Ramli said on Monday that the government would continue to discuss with the…
The Guardian - January 9, 2001
John Aglionby, Jakarta – The Indonesian government has devolved a number of government powers from Jakarta to the provinces and districts. The aim…
January 8, 2001
Jakarta Post - January 8, 2001
Jakarta – Chairman of the Indonesian Prosperous Labor Union (SBSI) Muchtar Pakpahan said on Saturday that Indonesian laborers are still unable to…
January 7, 2001
Agence France Presse - January 7, 2001
Jakarta – Indonesian President Abdurrahman Wahid on Sunday said that despite mounting criticism of his rule, he and his government faced no…
Jakarta Post - January 7, 2001
Jakarta – President Abdurrahman Wahid revealed on Saturday that there were four major groups trying to unseat him from his…
Indonesian Observer - January 7, 2001
Jakarta – The National Awakening Party (PKB) says it can't ban thousands of East Java Muslims from coming to Jakarta to stage rallies in support…
Straits Times - January 7, 2001
Shefali Rekhi – Indonesia is lurching towards another crisis given the vulnerability of the economy and differences among the political elite, the…
Indonesian Observer - January 7, 2001
Jakarta – Mining and Mineral Resources Minister Purnomo Yusgiantoro said yesterday that a presidential decree will soon be issued to delay…
Straits Times - January 7, 2001
Jakarta – Question: What is the going rate for elected local office in most of Indonesia today? Answer: At least 1 billion rupiah (S$180,000).…
January 6, 2001
Agence France Presse - January 6, 2001
Jakarta – Indonesia's central bank has refused an order to freeze the bank accounts of a fugitive son of former president Suharto, saying it has…
Australian Financial Review - January 6, 2001
Tim Dodd – Which Asian political leader is blind, overweight and in delicate health, but likens himself to the celebrated Italian football star,…
Jakarta Post - January 6, 2001
Jakarta – A senior police detective revealed on Friday that one of four suspects in the Christmas Eve bombing case has confessed to having…
January 5, 2001
Agence France Presse - January 5, 2001
Jakarta – Millions of Indonesian civil servants are pressing for new regional autonomy laws to be changed, fearing they will lose their salary…
Associated Press - January 5, 2001
Jakarta – Rival villagers fought with guns and machetes in clashes that killed nine people on a resort island packed with tourists, police said…
Agence France Presse - January 5, 2001
Jakarta – Police in the Indonesian capital have warned the public against a burgeoning blackmail racket in Jakarta run by groups posing as…
January 4, 2001
Agence France Presse - January 4, 2001
Jakarta – Per-capita income in Indonesia in the year 2000 stood at between 600 and 700 dollars, almost no improvement over 1999, according to a…
January 3, 2001
World Socialist Web Site - January 3, 2001
Peter Symonds – A series of bomb blasts at churches in Jakarta and other cities across Indonesia on Christmas Eve underscores the country's…
January 2, 2001
Sydney Morning Herald - January 2, 2001
Lindsay Murdoch, Jakarta – When district administrators in the Indonesian province of Kalimantan, on Borneo, were asked to launch pilot projects…
New York Times - January 2, 2001
Calvin Sims – Cianjur – In this verdant farm belt of West Java, where sorcery and superstition have deep roots, few were surprised last September…
Jakarta Post - January 2, 2001
Jakarta – The National Police will remain a nationwide institution despite the implementation of regional autonomy, which started on Monday.
…Jakarta Post - January 2, 2001
Palangkaraya, Central Kalimantan – Brandishing sharp weapons, dozens of native Dayak tribesmen in the Tangkiling subdistrict here took…
Straits Times - January 2, 2001
Jakarta – Two months after former President Suharto's youngest son was ordered arrested, the ease with which he has evaded capture is causing…
Jakarta Post - January 2, 2001
Jakarta – Jakarta Police admit that the simple methods used by the Christmas eve bombers have baffled investigators in their quest to uncover more…
Chicago Tribune - January 2, 2001
Uli Schmetzer, Jakarta – Hutomo "Tommy" Mandala Putra loved fast cars and fast women, and at the peak of his playboy days he bought his own…
January 1, 2001
Agence France Presse - January 1, 2001
Jakarta – Indonesia on Monday began an unprecedented devolution of power to its regions in a momentous move aimed at keeping the vast archipelago…
Inside Indonesia - January-March, 2001
Mary S. Zurbuchen – Even seasoned observers had trouble predicting how difficult the 'post-Suharto era' would be. Yet, despite economic woes,…
Straits Times - January 1, 2001
Susan Sim, Jakarta – As the architect of the regional autonomy laws that take effect throughout Indonesia today, Professor Ryaas Rasyid used to…
South China Morning Post - January 1, 2001
Vaudine England – The Government will keep control of foreign, defence, monetary, judicial and religious policy but devolve many other powers to…
South China Morning Post - January 1, 2001
Chris McCall, Jakarta – Church investigators have detailed a catalogue of horrors perpetrated on Christians by Islamic militias in the Maluku…
Straits Times - January 1, 2001
Susan Sim, Jakarta – A son-in-law of former President Suharto, retired Lt-General Prabowo Subianto, has made legal history in the United States as…
South China Morning Post - January 1, 2001
Vaudine England – Near Jember, deep in East Java, is the Meru Betiri National Park, home to near-extinct panthers and one of the last great…
Inside Indonesia - January-March, 2001
Jack Rieley – Southeast Asia contains seventy percent of the world's total tropical peatland, mostly in Indonesia and Malaysia. But these vast…
Inside Indonesia - January-March, 2001
George J. Aditjondro – Widespread forest fires, covering significant proportions of Sumatra and Kalimantan, with its smoke and haze drifting to…
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…
December 30, 2000
South China Morning Post - December 30, 2000
Chris McCall, Jakarta – A new separatist front in Indonesia's troubled Spice Islands is demanding that Jakarta "restore" the sovereignty of the…
Jakarta Post - December 30, 2000
Bandung – Wawan Wahidin bin Engkos, whom police have described as a key witness in the wave of Christmas eve bombings, died here on Friday morning…
South China Morning Post - December 30, 2000
Jake Lloyd-Smith – The Defence Minister has accused supporters of former president Suharto over the wave of church bombings that hit…
South China Morning Post - December 30, 2000
Jake Lloyd-Smith and Reuters in Jakarta – The fugitive son of ex-president Suharto was caught by police after two months on the run – but escaped…
AFX-Asia - December 30, 2000
Jakarta – The government plans to restructure the national intelligence system, the Jakarta Post reported, quoting defence Minister…
December 29, 2000
Jakarta Post - December 29, 2000
Indonesia commemorated Women's Day on December 22. The plight of women during the crisis of the past few years was among the highlights of a…
South China Morning Post - December 29, 2000
Jake Lloyd-Smith, Jakarta – Indonesia's main intelligence agency is warning that the country is set for a tumultuous year ahead with a rise in…
Asia Pulse - December 29, 2000
Bandar Lampung – Indonesia's human development index has continued to decline over the past two years to reach 109 out of 180…
December 27, 2000
Sydney Morning Herald - December 27, 2000
Louise Williams – Four years ago, the then Islamic leader Abdurrahman Wahid publicly begged for forgiveness on behalf of Muslim mobs who had…
Straits Times - December 27, 2000
Derwin Pereira, Jakarta – Senior Indonesian military officials yesterday blamed Muslim fundamentalists for the murderous wave of explosions across…