Thousands wound through the streets of Indonesia’s capital and gathered at a grand mosque Sunday to protest President Bush’s upcoming visit to the world’s most populous Muslim nation, some chanting “War criminal” and “You are a terrorist!” Bush’s arrival Monday comes amid mounting anger over U.S. policy in the Middle East and the invasions of Iraq and Afghanistan – seen by many here as attacks on their faith. Talks with President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, a close ally in Washington’s war on terror, are expected to touch on those issues and on ways the United States can help with poverty alleviation, education, health and investment. Full Story
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