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ASEAN’s 60th anniversary next year offers an occasion for both reflecting on the progress it has made thus far and considering the transformativ…
Democratic governments can pursue long-term improvements without abandoning politically salient commitments to social welfare.
The antigraft body also suspected Kuantan Singingi officials for bribing their Forestry Ministry counterparts S$12,500 pertaining to forest area…
The recent bilateral summit in Jakarta was a master class in Southeast Asian statecraft, where the visiting Thai premier and the hosting Indones…
A wave of social media disinformation is believed to have played a large part in the deadly rush of tens of thousands of men, women and children…
If policy implementation is too divisive or too drastic, President Prabowo Subianto may find that the fence of distrust grows even higher among…
President Prabowo Subianto has called for the revival of the now-defunct state policy guidelines to be made binding on all institutions, a move…
Victims were attacked on roads, outside their homes and, in some cases, inside their houses. Several people suffered wounds that required up to…
Ahead of Indonesia’s 81st Independence Day, social media users have turned this year’s official celebration logo into a canvas for political sat…
Indonesia called on Muslim-majority and Global South countries to stand together in protecting Jerusalem’s holy sites, as representatives from a…
The World Bank announced on Thursday that it was providing US$750 million in financial guarantees to Indonesia's largest state-owned commercial…
The majority of our farmers are working plots so small they cannot generate a sustainable or dignified income.
The United States plan to close one embassy, three consulates and one "embassy branch office" to align more with Trump's administration "America…
As American public opinion changes inexorably regarding their country's policy toward Israel, Indonesians should pay heed to how the voices of o…
An assessment issued in April by Jakarta-based think-tank Center for Economic and Law Studies (Celious) estimated that between 62 million and 12…
As the political center of Peninsular Malaysia shifts rightward, preserving the nation’s fragile multiethnic balance is becoming a crucial test,…
As Indonesia enters a new chapter in biodiversity financing, experts caution against repeating the errors of the carbon market.
Repatriation without rights risks reproducing the very crisis it seeks to resolve.