The following stories are tagged with the term/s or name/s ‘Military’.
Morgan survey on Indonesian perceptions and anxieties concerning National Unity.
The Dutch state being sued over war crimes at Rawagede, West Java.
The legends of Niwatakawaca, Rahwana, Cakil and Pasopati, and Indonesian defence.
PDI Perjuangan candidates Bibit–Rustriningsih win the Central Java election.
Sadanand Dhume’s My Friend the Fanatic - Travels with an Indonesian Islamist.
List of the various political isms, neo-liberalism, capitalism, imperialism, and colonialism, and materialism.
A victory for Islamic parties in the West Java election, led by Ahmad Heryawan and Dede Yusuf.
Arms race in southern Asia, Australia’s regional hegemonic aspirations and Indonesian procurements of military weapons and aircraft.
Thugs and murderers, celebrity jailbirds, Enrico Gutierres, Theo Toemion, and the lovely Lidya Pratiwi.
What if there had been a communist victory in 1965.
Military men in politics and whether the Indonesian people are ready for democracy.
The nature of the anti-communist massacres in Indonesia of 1965-66.
Whether there was a genocide in Indonesia in 1965 and what happened to the survivors.
Indonesian comfort women under the Japanese.
Whether women soldiers and policewomen can wear Muslim headscarves.
Both Islamic militants and Golkar lose in the South Sulawesi election.
Whether the introduction of military conscription is right for Indonesia.
A presidential scandal involving Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono.
The FPI, Islam Defenders’ Front, are protesting apparent plans by the Defence department to buy Israeli aircraft.
Conspiracy theories and paranoia from former military commander Prabowo Subianto.
Some interesting works on Mohamed Suharto, or Soeharto, former president of Indonesia including some works of biography.
The Tentena marketplace bomb, and aftermath,
On 9 May, 2006 the UN General Assembly elected Indonesia along with 46 other nations to the Human Rights council.
The similarities in the cases of the murders of two human rights activists, Munir Said Thalib in Indonesia and Somchai Neelaphaijit in Thailand.
Cases of political disappearances in the last years of the Suharto regime.
The 1965-1966 pogroms in East Java.
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