The following stories talk about the subject ‘Political Parties’.
Who would be the best running mate for Megawati in the 2009 election.
Bibit–Rustriningsih's win in Central Java continues PDI-P domination, with the PKS a distant third.
The Sharia Banking Act is passed into law, and opposition to it from Christian legislators.
The PKS continues its mini winning streak in regional elections, this time in North Sumatra.
Whether the PDI-P is a party of thugs, Christians and communists.
On whether women, in this case Khofifah Indar Parawansa, are suitable for regional leadership positions.
The PKS broadens its electoral and cultural horizons, in Bali.
Religious fanaticism, Hitler, and monkeys.
Muslim preachers make too many jokes.
Arema wants to start a political party.
New contributor Ross McKay discusses the "PP 37", a new law granting pay rises to parliamentarians.
The pairing of Ratu Atut and M. Masduki look likely to win the Banten governor's election.
Another new political party, the Partai Kebangkitan Nasional Ulama (PKNU), a split off from the PKB.
"Golkar not to repeat funny convention" says Antara.
Guest writer Sarawut Pratoomraj discusses cases of political disappearances in the last years of the Suharto regime.
The nature of the 1965-66 pogroms in Indonesia as they occurred in East Java province.
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