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: DUNCAN GRAHAM
The fascinating story of how Indonesia came to betterknow itself through a time of repressive regimes.
Book review: Indonesia out of Exile: How Pramoedya’s...
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: DUNCAN GRAHAM
Indonesia’s capital Jakarta is sinking. Indonesia’s President Joko Widodo plans to build a new capital on Borneo. Despite best intentions and offers...
BY: JACK MCMINIGAL
The power rivalry currently taking place between the United States (US) and the People’s Republic of China (PRC) has also affected Australian-Indonesian...
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....
BY: MUHAMMAD ZULFIKAR RAKHMAT
Beijing is weaving its story into hearts and minds in theregion via influence campaigns that could impact democracy.
As China’s President Xi...
BY: DUNCAN GRAHAM
Six weeks on from a shocking stadium disaster, mourningsigns in Malang tell an angry message for Indonesian politics.
Malang won’t stop grieving, defiantly...