Indonesia

The move was less about coal shortages than about reminding Indonesia's private sector who is in charge.

Scarce resources and inter-agency disputes have hamstrung the development of the Indonesian Maritime Security Agency.

Prosecutors claim that Zulkarnaen, who eluded capture for 18 years, played a vital role in the October 2002 attacks.

The Indonesian rail operator KAI remains one of the country’s more well-run and capable state-owned companies.

Construction of the new capital is to begin this year with an eye-watering budget of $35 billion.

The government made a last-minute decision to ditch a plan that would have required most of the public to pay for the jabs.

Unresolved disputes have prompted the region to look to Seoul to acquire stronger maritime deterrents.

The ban, imposed due to critically low stocks at domestic power plants, sent tremors through global coal markets.

Given tight budget constraints, submarines offer Indonesia's navy the greatest bang for its buck.

The fast-spreading coronavirus variant is clouding the region's economic recovery.

Laywers for Aris Sumarsono, alias Zulkarnaen, claim he was aware of the bombing but did not participate in the operation.

The move speaks to the political and economic importance of coal, and the difficulty Indonesia will have in organizing a transition to renewable energy.