1. TWO SOLDIERS KILLED IN ACEH IN PAST FOUR DAYS
2. GOVT TO CONTINUE IMPLEMENTING PEACE AGREEMENT WITH GAM
3. POLICE OFFICER KILLED, ANOTHER INJURED IN GAM AMBUSH
4. INDON LEGISLATORS GIVE FULL SUPPORT TO INDON GOV'T IN SETTLING ACEH CONFLICT
5. INDONESIA, THAILAND TO MONITOR ARMS SMUGGLING TO ACEH
6. NO PLACE FOR SEPARATIST MOVEMENTS IN INDONESIA, MINISTER SAYS
7. UN COMMISSION DECIDES TO STOP DISCUSSING RIGHTS IN E TIMOR
8. DATE OF 2004 GENERAL ELECTIONS SET AT APRIL 5
9. JAPAN, US, WB DISAPPOINTED ABOUT JOINT COUNCIL MEETING'S CANCELLATION
10. INDON GOV'T AWAITS GAM'S RESPONSE TO OFFER TO CONTINUE TALKS, VEEP SAYS
11. SWEDEN SUPPORTS PEACEFUL SOLUTION TO ACEH CONFLICT, INDON ENVOY SAYS
12. BRITISH ENVOY DISAPPOINTED ABOUT GAM'S ATTITUDE

1. S AFRICAN ECONOMIC DELEGATION EXPLORING COOPERATION POSSIBILITIES WITH RI
2. INTERNATIONAL CAPITAL CORPORATION TO SET UP TRADE CENTER IN MANADO
3. NINE BANKS TO EXTEND RP12.4 TRILLION IN CREDITS TO AGROBUSINESS
4. BANKING SECTOR HAS POTENTIAL FOR GROWTH
5. KOREAN FIRMS STILL INTERESTED IN RI
6. PRODUCT BUYERS FROM 25 COUNTRIES IN NORTH SULAWESI
7. THE GOVERNMENT, BUSINESSMEN, AND BANKING WILL STRENGTHENING POTENTIAL AND COMPETITIVENESS IN WESTERN PART OF INDONESIA
8. INDONESIAN GOVERNMENT AND JAPANESE BUSINESSMEN ELIMINATE BUSINESS HURDLES