Indonesia

Getting close to Indonesian provinces is a key goal of Chinese diplomacy and crucial for the implementation of the Belt and Road Initiative.

Dr. Adriana Elisabeth on the roots of the conflict in Papua, the Indonesian government’s response to a recent uptick in insurgent activity, and what it will take to resolve the decades-long crisis.

The hard political choices involved in phasing out coal and reducing emissions are the most important, and also the most often elided, element.

The pandemic has highlighted deep-rooted problems in health service. Medical workers voicing out their concerns have put governments on the defensive.

Southeast Asia's largest country should seek complementary improvements in its relations with the two major world powers.

Rights groups claim that the revised law could lead to “further marginalization and militarization in the region.”

Southeast Asia's largest nation has a chance to take the lead on issues of regional and global concern.

Will mounting evidence about the limited efficacy of Chinese-made vaccines spell the end for Beijing's vaccine diplomacy?

There are alarming reports that the Delta variant has penetrated more remote regions of the archipelago.

Officials fear that the more highly transmissible Delta variant is now spreading from the islands of Java and Bali.

At least half of the region's 11 nations have seen record daily infection counts over the past week.