Ousted leader haunts Indonesian political scene Suharto still exercises power through his offspring
Washington Times, July 3, 1998 JAKARTA, Indonesia - Six weeks after he was ousted from power,…
Habibie Stumbles Through: First week tough for new Indonesian leader
June 1998 (JAKARTA) - Indonesia ended the first full week of the post-Suharto era a nation drunk…
Congressional group presses Habibie Rep. Smith talks tough, meets with jailed rebel chief
Washington Times, May 28, 1998 JAKARTA, Indonesia - A congressional group led by Rep. Christopher…
Habibie to call for elections by 1999 Indonesian leader yields to pressure
Washington Times, May 25, 1998 JAKARTA, Indonesia - President Bachruddin Jusuf Habibie is ready…
Indonesians look past new leader Ally of Suharto’s seen as unlikely to bring reform
Washington Times, May 22, 1998 JAKARTA, Indonesia - Newly installed President Bacharuddin Jusuf…
After 32 years, Suharto resigns No. 2 to serve out Indonesian’s term
Washington Times, May 21, 1998 JAKARTA, Indonesia - After more than three decades of unrivaled…
Suharto should resign, ally says; Leader prepares to address nation
Washington Times, May 19, 1998 JAKARTA, Indonesia - The influential speaker of parliament…
Suharto won’t resign, pledges cabinet changes Indonesian troops gird for more riots
Washington Times, May 18, 1998 JAKARTA, Indonesia - In the long tradition of Third-World…
Who might succeed Suharto
Toronto Globe & Mail, May 16, 1998 Megawati Sukarno: Daughter of Indonesia's only other…
Troops take to streets as riots rage in Indonesian capital; Generals hem and haw over Suharto’s future
Washington Times, May 15, 1998 JAKARTA, Indonesia - Widespread rioting and looting gripped the…
Middle Class Indonesians Keep Quiet Amid Growing Unrest
Washington Times, May 7, 1998 JAKARTA, Indonesia - Police used rubber bullets and live ammunition…
Communications Gap Feeds a Revolution
May 1998 (JAKARTA) – It all came down to body language. "Things were going fine until he…
