Indonesia

From Myanmar to the Natuna Islands, Jakarta's foreign policymakers had their hands full this year.

The arrival of the fast-spreading strain of COVID-19 threatens to unwind months of progress in containing the virus.

The authorities had initially planned to push back the boat, which was carrying around 120 people, into international waters.

The head of Indonesia's maritime security agency said that his counterparts from five other Southeast Asian nations have been invited to a meeting on the disputes in February.

New development efforts pit hopes for more tourists against concerns about damaging the very same environment that draws them.

The two nations share a host of concerns and could potentially act as anchors of the regional security order.

The U.S. Secretary of State's recent tour sent all the right signals, but some regional skepticism remains.

Unlike the U.S. and Europe, the nation is much less directly integrated into global supply chains.

The decision reflects the Indonesian government's desire to prioritize the attainment of herd immunity in the capital Jakarta.

The elections are still two-and-a-half years away, but already the race to the Presidential Palace is heating up.

The Indonesian Defense Minister is exercising a growing influence on his country's foreign orientation.

The listing sends the message that the government is willing to make room for the safe investment of private capital in Indonesia.