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48442
Mon, 03/02/2009 - 13:55
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HEADLINES OF MAJOR INDONESIAN NEWSPAPERS ON MONDAY
Jakarta, Mar 2 (ANTARA) - The following are headlines in major Indonesian newspapers published here on Monday.
Republika
ASEAN SINGLE MARKET 2015
Heads of state grouped in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) have agreed to minimize impacts of the current global financial crisis.
The Jakarta Post
ASEAN PROMISES UNITY, REJECTS PROTECTIONISM
Southeast Asian leaders ended their summit here Sunday with a vow to stay united in facing the global crisis and push ahead with their dream of forming an EU-style community but they still tiptoed over the perennially thorny issue of human rights.
Jakarta Globe
FEARFUL AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS QUIT
In what could have implications for air traffic safety across the country, nearly 30 experienced air traffic controllers have left their jobs to look for work abroad amid fears they could be targeted for criminal prosecution for accidents or mishaps, the Indonesian Air Traffic Controllers Association said on Sunday.
Media Indonesia
CABINET STARTS TO BE FRAGILE
The United Indonesian Cabinet has actually been fragile since the beginning because the coalition was set up half heartedly. The fragility is clearer in the run up to the legislative general elections.
KOMPAS
PTN ADDS ENTRY POINTS
State universities (PTN) are competing in opening more entry points for non-subsidized students. State universities could open more than eight entry points with fares varied up to more than Rp175 million for each new student.***
Republika
ASEAN SINGLE MARKET 2015
Heads of state grouped in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) have agreed to minimize impacts of the current global financial crisis.
The Jakarta Post
ASEAN PROMISES UNITY, REJECTS PROTECTIONISM
Southeast Asian leaders ended their summit here Sunday with a vow to stay united in facing the global crisis and push ahead with their dream of forming an EU-style community but they still tiptoed over the perennially thorny issue of human rights.
Jakarta Globe
FEARFUL AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS QUIT
In what could have implications for air traffic safety across the country, nearly 30 experienced air traffic controllers have left their jobs to look for work abroad amid fears they could be targeted for criminal prosecution for accidents or mishaps, the Indonesian Air Traffic Controllers Association said on Sunday.
Media Indonesia
CABINET STARTS TO BE FRAGILE
The United Indonesian Cabinet has actually been fragile since the beginning because the coalition was set up half heartedly. The fragility is clearer in the run up to the legislative general elections.
KOMPAS
PTN ADDS ENTRY POINTS
State universities (PTN) are competing in opening more entry points for non-subsidized students. State universities could open more than eight entry points with fares varied up to more than Rp175 million for each new student.***
