Indonesia

Europe’s bloodshed and fossil fuel politics are not Joko Widodo’s cup of tea.

If the country wants to expand its domestic defense manufacturing sector, it needs to make itself a more attractive market for foreign arms contractors.

Thousands rallied in Malang, East Java, where a stadium crush last month led to the deaths of 135 people.

A longtime proponent of non-violence, Filep Karma spent years calling for "a dignified dialogue with the Indonesian government."

There is a tension between Brussels' environmental concerns and its desire to boost its commercial engagement with the Asia-Pacific.

President Joko Widodo has overseen a centralization of research, development, and industrial production.

Was Foreign Minister Retno Marsudi’s speech at the United Nations a curtain raiser for the G-20 summit?

After a series of high-profile scandals, public trust in the country's police force has dropped to an all-time low.

The country's green energy goals have so far been aspirational, but political will might finally be starting to build.

This year, at least 141 young children have died from acute kidney illness after taking tainted cough syrup.

The world soccer governing body has pledged to help Jakarta improve safety and infrastructure in the run-up to next year's Under-20 FIFA World Cup.

The project is part of a planned 750-kilometer line that would cut across four provinces on the main island of Java.