Sydney - Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono arrived Tuesday in Australia for a 48-hour visit that will see the recently re-elected leader of the world's fourth most populous nation address Parliament and sign a pact on people-smuggling. It is Yudhoyono's second official visit since the 1994 election that brought him to power and highlights the normalcy that Indonesia's embrace of democracy has brought to bilateral relations. Suharto, the military strongman whose exit in 1998 raised...
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