BULLETIN in 2002 Volume II no. 4
Political News	1. MIN. YUDHOYONO ON MEASURES AGAINST TERRORISM. 2. GOVT NOT TO ARREST PEOPLE MERELY BASED ON FOREIGN SUSPICIONS. 3. PEOPLE SMUGGLERS WILL GET THOUGH SANCTION, SAYS MINISTER. 4. PEACE DIALOG BETWEEN JAKARTA AND GAM POSTPONED. 5. PROSECUTORS APPEAL E TIMOR RIGHTS COURT'S ACQUITTAL OF SIX DEFENDANTS. 6. TNI TO SUPPORT GOVT'S POLICY ON ACEH, SAYS MILY CHIEF. 7. FOUR BIG CASES TO BE BROUGHT TO ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE. 8. NEW PROBLEMS HAVE ARISEN IN CONFLICT AREAS, SAYS MINISTER. 9. PRESIDENT URGES PEOPLE TO VOTE IN 2004 ELECTION. 10. IMPROVE REGULATION ON MARITIME SECURITY. 11. MEGAWATI PROMISES TO DO HER BEST FOR ACEH. 12. PEACE TALK INDONESIAN GAM.
Economic News	1. MINISTRY PLANS TO IMPOSE EXPORT DUTY ON CACAO BEANS. 2. RI TO PROPOSE FLEXIBLE QUOTA SYSTEM FOR OPEC OIL PRODUCTION. 3. KUWAIT INVESTS US$ 1.5 BILLION IN INDONESIA. 4. LOAN FROM CGI.
Social, Environment & Culture News	1. IN-DEPTH STUDIES NEEDED BEFORE ENVIRONMENTAL COURT CAN BE FORMED 2. JAPAN ASSISTS 8 EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS IN RI. 3. BE FOR SION.
International Relations News	1. ASIAN COUNTRIES TO DISCUSS S CHINA SEA POLLUTION. 2. CHINA SUPPORTS RI'S TERROTORIAL INTEGRITY. 3. MEGAWATI'S VISIT TO CAIRO REVITALIZED BILATERAL TIES, SAYS EYPTIAN OFFICIAL. 4. MEETING INDONESIAN AND EAST TIMOR.