- The Age
VIVAnews - Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono addressed the Jakarta Defense Dialogue today on various issues taking place across the globe in recent months. He cited the political uprising in Libya, the crippled nuclear reactor in Japan, and various protests launched in Arab countries.
Mr Yudhoyono also surfaced issues on current bombing terrors which aroused worries among people in the Indonesian capital. "We are witnessing new methods of terror acts," he said, "which borrow the form of mail letters."
In addition, the Indonesian President also spoke of US diplomatic cables leaked by WikiLeaks. "A group of people in WikiLeaks with anti-establishment view has caused serious problems for many governments around the globe, granted that political and security issues are taken into account," he said.
Yudhoyono has issued a blanket denial of the allegations first published in Australian newspaper The Age based on leaked US diplomatic cables made available to the newspaper through WikiLeaks, but so far has refused to comment on specific allegations.
The article alleged that Yudhoyono stopped former Deputy Attorney General Hendarman Supandji from pursuing an alleged graft case against Taufik Kiemas, husband of former President Megawati Sukarnoputri, and that his family had received money from banking and construction tycoon Tomy Winata. It is also alleged that the president used Indonesian intelligence to spy on his political rivals.
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