BULLETIN in 2003 Volume III no. 5
Political News	1. INDON PRESIDENT LIFTS CIVIL EMERGENCY IN N MALUKU 2. BRITAIN SUPPORTS RI'S POLICY TO SOLVE ACEH PROBLEM, SAYS ENVOY 3. SURRENDERING GAM REBELS MAY GET AMNESTY 4. INDON GOV'T TO WITHDRAW TROOPS FROM POSO 5. GOVT HOPES PEACE ACCORD CONTINUES 6. AMIEN SAYS MOST OF REFORM AGENDA ACCOMPLISHED 7. PEOPLE IN N ACEH GIVE POSITIVE RESPONSES TO MILY OPERATION 8. REBELS BURN MORE HOUSES ACEH
Economic News	1. 60 FOREIGN BUSINESSMEN READY TO INVEST IN INDONESIA, LEGISLATOR SAYS 2. CHAMBER: INDONESIAN ECONOMY CAN GROW MORE QUICKLY 3. TOSHIBA TO MAKE RI TV PRODUCTION BASE FOR ASEAN 4. INDONESIA PRODUCTS EXHIBITION 2003 TO BOOT NATIONAL AWARENESS AND PRIDE 5. CZECHS SEEK MORE TRADE OPPORTUNITIES IN RI 6. FOREIGN INVESTMENT AGREEMENTS RISE 90.7% 7. KADIN'S PROPOSED ECONOMIC STRATEGIES 8. MORE COUNTERPART DEALS 9. BRITAIN TO BOOST COOPERATION
Social, Environment & Culture News	1. INDONESIA ELECTED AS MEMBER OF ECOSOC'S HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION 2. NAD EDUCATION TO RETURN TO NORMALCY BY MID JULY 3. MILY TROOPS BUILD EMERGENCY SCHOOLS FOR DISPLACED STUDENTS IN ACEH 4. INDON TROOPS HELP ENHANCE FLOW OF FOOD SUPPLIES IN BANDA ACEH 5. TWENTY-THREE COUNTRIES TO ATTEND MEETING ON CHILDREN IN BALI 6. RI TO DEVELOP CHILDREN INTO POTENTIAL STRENGTH, MEGAWATI SAYS
International Relations News	1. INDON MINISTER TO ATTEND ORGANIZATION OF ISLAMIC CONFERENCE MEETING IN IRAN 2. GERMANY TO ENHANCE BILATERAL RELATIONS WITH RI