| Far Eastern Economic Review 1993 John McBeth |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| A life for a life: demand to bring back the death penalty grows. (Philippines) | Business, international | John McBeth |
| Attritional politics: Ramos looks for ways to end communist rebellion. (Philippine Pres Fidel V. Ramos) (Regional) | Business, international | John McBeth |
| Battle of the bulge: church and state clash over contraception. (Catholic Church and the Philippines) | Business, international | John McBeth |
| Broken toys: cash-strapped armed forces look for a new role. (Philippines) | Business, international | John McBeth |
| Clean and green. (tourism in the Philippines) (Philippines: Trade & Investment) | Business, international | John McBeth |
| Clean sweep: senior officers fired in effort to reform police. (Philippine National Police) | Business, international | John McBeth |
| Crusade for condoms: health secretary wages a war against over-population. (the Philippines' Juan Flavier) | Business, international | John McBeth |
| Deep dividends: Philippines to benefit from oil and gas finds. | Business, international | John McBeth |
| Duty-free duel: the Philippines' Subic economic zone faces setbacks. | Business, international | John McBeth |
| Family firm: Muslim governor accused of 'unparalleled' nepotism. (Lininding Pangandaman of the Philippines' Autonomous Region of Muslim Mindanao) | Business, international | John McBeth |
| Filipino security chief is a master of intrigue. (Profile: Jose Almonte) | Business, international | John McBeth |
| Going solo: return to single-chamber legislature mooted. (Philippines) | Business, international | John McBeth |
| Guerilla tours. (Philippines) (Books Special: Guide to Travel Guide) | Business, international | John McBeth |
| House of defections: party-hopping MPs cause confusion. (Philippine members of parliament) | Business, international | John McBeth |
| Internal contradictions: support for communists wanes as party splits. (Philippines) | Business, international | John McBeth |
| Neighbours forever: Canberra's campaign to woo Jakarta is bearing fruit. (Australian-Indonesian relations) | Business, international | John McBeth |
| New pastures nearby: Ramos looks to his neighbours in the post-US era. (Philippine President Fidel Ramos) | Business, international | John McBeth |
| Non-aligned and useful: Rabin meets Suharto in surprise stopover. (Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and Indonesian President Suharto) | Business, international | John McBeth |
| Peace dividend: Asia's big two adjust to Israel-PLO accord. (Palestinian Liberation Organization) | Business, international | Lincoln Kaye, John McBeth |
| Political banquet: VIP wedding shows ex-minister's clout. (Benny Murdani) | Business, international | John McBeth |
| Price of peace: efforts to end communist insurgency strain ties with US. (Philippines) | Business, international | John McBeth |
| Rocket booster: Indonesian satellite concern answers critics. | Business, international | John McBeth |
| Sale of the century. (the Philippines attempts to convert Subic Bay to civilian use) | Business, international | John McBeth |
| Seeing the light. (the Philippines' electric power problems) (Philippines: Trade & Investment) | Business, international | John McBeth |
| Sin under seige. (Manila's red-light district shut down by mayor) | Business, international | John McBeth |
| Steady is not enough: Ramos is dogged by a reputation for ineffectiveness. (Philippine President Fidel Ramos) | Business, international | John McBeth |
| Stripped of power: Philippine electricity crisis hits small firms the hardest. | Business, international | John McBeth |
| Suspicious minds: minister fails to get job over conflict of interest. (Philippines' Ramon del Rosario rejected as finance secretary) | Business, international | John McBeth |
| Sympathetic ear: Libyan foreign minister gets a hearing in Manila. (Omar Mustafa Al-Muntasir and Libyan-Philippine relations) | Business, international | John McBeth |
| System overload: Indonesia's private power plans may be too ambitious. (Overcoming Barriers to Growth) | Business, international | John McBeth |
| Unnatural allies: rebel officers, communists unite to seek peace. (alliance of Reform the Armed Forces Movement and the Communist Party of the Philippines) | Business, international | John McBeth |
| Vapour trail. (gas-fired power plants in Indonesia) | Business, international | John McBeth |
| Who's in charge? Anarchy threatens talks with Muslim rebels. (Philippines) | Business, international | John McBeth |
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