Articles
15 Years After the Fall of Suharto, a Mixed Picture of Indonesia’s Minorities
Indonesians are rightly proud of their country's democratic transformation. But the relative openness that Indonesians have enjoyed since 1998 has given rise not...
The Family Firm
When the end came for Suharto, Indonesia's long-serving President appeared oddly passive. As students and angry mobs took to the streets and soldiers responded...
Attorney General: "It's Very Hard"
On April 8, 1999, TIME corespondents met in Jakarta with Indonesian Attorney General Andi Muhammad Ghalib and two of his aides, director generals Anton Sujata...
Suharto: Twilight of the God
The modern-day visitor to the thousand-year-old temple complex of Prambanan in central Java may be surprised by sculptures with a familiar face or, rather, a...
A Lingering Effect
I remember the day president Sukarno died. It was June 21, 1970, and I was in a taxi going from Jakarta's airport into town after completing a tour of the U.S...
Photo Essays
Suharto's Indonesia
A look back at life in the world's fourth-largest country under one of Asia's longest-serving rulers
