Indonesia's misaligned interests
Despite sharing the same goals, Indonesia's governing institutions are undermining each other.
Another corruption story has hit the front page of The Jakarta Post as this article was written. No surprise there. It happens rather a lot. This time it concerns a former Golkar Party lawmaker admitting in court, with admirable frankness, he took a tasty bribe to fund his 2004 election campaign.
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