BY: COLIN BROWN Indonesian President Joko Widodo - Jokowi – has shown himself to be generally less interested in international affairs than his predec
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By: Emma Connors Given his phone was tapped by the Australian government, former Indonesian diplomat and presidential advisor Dino Patti Djalal is gen
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BY: ROSS TAYLOR Australia’s mixed and confused position on its relationship with China, where we need their business but are not sure if we trust them
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BY: Hal Hill, ANU Viewed in the long sweep of history, Indonesia’s first two decades of democracy have been quite remarkable. In the late 1990s, the
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BY: EDWARD ASPINALL AND MARCUS MIETZNER Indonesia’s 2019 elections confirmed both the country’s status as a competitive electoral democracy and the tr
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The Indonesian president’sscheme to move the capital won’tfix Jakarta – or the government. By Alyssa Leng & Roland Rajah After winning a second an
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Telling Australians their ideas about Indonesia are out-of-date can be a head-banging exercise. by Duncan Graham Ambassador Gary Quinlan knows this w
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Indonesian President Joko Widodo, right, shakes hands with Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto during the inauguration ceremony at the State Palace in J
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Thousands of students staged protests across the country against proposed changes to the criminal code and a new law that weakened the country’s anti-
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By: Ainur Rohmah Last weekend, Puan Maharani, the 45-year-old daughter of Megawati Sukarnoputri, the powerful head of the Indonesian Democratic Party
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