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印尼曾经因为“人权问题”而遭到美国的大力制裁,但自从“9·11”后却又成为美国竭力争取的“反恐盟友”候选国。经过一段时间的幕后安排,印尼与美国的军事关系近来呈现出引人注目的变化。5月25日,美国总统布什与到访的印尼总统苏西洛举行会谈后对媒体说,美国与印尼将逐步实现军事关系正常化。然而就在次日,印尼国内便又传出可能遭受新一轮恐怖袭击的消息。短短两天后,印尼中部苏拉威西岛一个农产品集市真的接连发生两起爆炸事件,造成数十人伤亡。分析人士认为,在当前的反恐背景下,
Indonesia, once violently sanctioned by the United States for “human rights issues,” has become the “anti-terrorist allies” candidate after the Sept.11 attacks. After some time’s behind-the-scenes arrangements, the military relations between Indonesia and the United States have recently witnessed dramatic changes. On May 25, after U.S. President Bush and Indonesian President Susilo, who were visiting, held talks, they told the media that the United States and Indonesia will gradually normalize their military relations. However, on the very next day, another news of possible terror attacks in Indonesia came again. In just two days, two explosions really took place in an agricultural market in central Sulawesi in central Indonesia, killing dozens of people. Analysts believe that in the current anti-terrorism context,