BY: EDUARD LAZARUS TEGUH MAULANA
A religious festival has become a super-spreading event. The government knew the risk but didn’t do enough to stop it.
Since mid-May,...
By Tito Ambyo
Jakarta’s new criminal code promises more conservatism and fewer rights for citizens. For many, it is a failure by the Indonesian House...
By Erwin Renaldi, Farid M Ibrahim, Hellena Souisa and Sastra Wijaya
Is Indonesia an Islamic country or just a country with lots of Muslims? Is it all just like Bali?...
BY: Stephen Grenville
Over the past 60 years, Indonesia has been transformed: it has gone from the economic and political chaos of Sukarno’s ‘guided democracy’—a...
BY: KYUNGHOON KIM
Jakarta’s sovereign wealth fund offers investors an attractiveway into the country’s booming infrastructure sector.
Since President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) entered office in 2014,...
BY :JAKARTA GLOBE
Jakarta. President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo returned Friday from his week-long trip to three Northwest Asia countries after securing or strengthening investment commitments worth $11.9 billion...
BY: JOHN QUIGGIN
A major shipping route, yes, but vital? False claims aboutthe value of these waters only make diplomacy harder.
US officials regularly present China as an...
By Duncan Graham
ANALYSIS
The urgings for Australians to invest and do business in Indonesia are getting louder. Not everyone’s listening.
Paul Keating maintains his rage –...
For Indonesia, Australia has become a reliable source of large volumes of disease-free livestock that thrive in a similar tropical environment. Among the greatest...
By; Duncan Graham
Chinese officials in Australia rarely miss an opportunity to chill relations by turning down the thermostat on our democratic values and way...
By Tito Ambyo
Jakarta’s new criminal code promises more conservatism and fewer rights for citizens. For many, it is a failure by the Indonesian House...
BY: CHRISTOPHER WARREN
The country's new laws takes human rights back to the bad old days, activists say, and are 'oppressive and vague' and 'deeply...
BY: Tim Lindsey
Indonesia’s controversial new criminal code was passed into law on Tuesday, replacing a clunky old code dating back to at least 1918....