Indonesia

The festival of Grebeg Sudiro celebrates ethnic Chinese heritage in Indonesia, where such celebrations were banned under Suharto.

Can Jakarta cope with Chinese coercion in the South China Sea?

An intelligence-sharing agreement signed by the army chiefs of Thailand and Indonesia is unlikely to significantly help Thailand end a Muslim separatist insurgency in its deep south.

Indonesia’s pragmatic, even-handed approach to the recent Natuna Sea incident shows how China’s rise can be managed.

A look at recent developments in the South China Sea, where China is pitted against smaller neighbors in multiple territorial disputes over islands, coral reefs and lagoons.

The state's narrative of economic development oversimplifies complex structural problems.

Climate disasters like Jakarta’s deadly flood will continue to exacerbate Indonesia’s urban inequalities.

Hijrah movements are flourishing on Indonesian campuses, worrying some proponents of Indonesia’s more moderate traditions.

In two separate incidents, militants were arrested in Papua province and attackers killed an officer in Central Sulawesi.

Jakarta seems to treat economic diplomacy as a silver bullet. For that to work, Indonesia needs a new strategy.

Terrorists in West Java planned to use a biological toxic agent in a bomb attack. What does this signify for the bioterrorism threat in Indonesia?