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| Monday, 20 May, 2002, 08:05 GMT 09:05 UK EAST TIMOR US warns Indonesian armyAmerican Defence Secretary William Cohen tells the Indonesian army chief to stop supporting militia violence in East Timor. The lost world of the Timor rebelsThe BBC's Jonathan Head is one of the few journalists to visit the guerrilla army, known as Falintil, in its remote headquarters in the mountains of East Timor. Who makes up the Timor force? Australia and Britain are among a dozen countries sending troops to East Timor. Shadowy militias of East Timor The violence which erupted after East Timor's vote for independence was instigated by pro-Jakarta militias. Analysis: New dawn for Timor? The BBC's Catherine Napier looks at the obstacles on East Timor's path towards independence. Profile: Xanana Gusmao BBC News Online profiles Xanana Gusmao, elected by a landslide to be East Timor's first president. Bishop Belo: Timor's spiritual leader Jane Little profiles Bishop Carlos Belo, the East Timorese independence campaigner. Analysis: Indonesia's military under scrutiny The Indonesian military has a long tradition of involvement in its country's politics. Profile: Timor's exiled leader For almost a quarter of a century Jose Ramos Horta has been a leading figure in the campaign against Indonesia's occupation of East Timor. Analysis: The fragile archipelago The prospect of independence for East Timor has raised concerns once more about the poltical unity of Indonesia at a critical time of transition. East Timor on the Web BBC News Online's guide to some of the key sources of information on East Timor on the Internet. East Timor: The view from Portugal In Portugal, East Timor has for years been something of a national obsession, writes - a cause clbre. Eyewitness: The trials of East Timor With hopes of a solution to the long-running dispute over East Timor, Matt Frei visited the island to gauge local opinion. Eyewitness: Timor's day of reckoning The BBC's Simon Ingram reports from the East Timorese capital on the historic day in which the people cast a vote on their future. Analysis: Jakarta's long-term concerns Indonesian policy in East Timor indicates wider anxieties about national unity, mineral wealth and the role of the army in the country. | |||||||||||||||||
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