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Indonesia’s Quixotic Bid to Host the 2032 Olympics

Indonesia’s Quixotic Bid to Host the 2032 Olympics

By Sebastian Strangio
There is the question of Indonesia's bid can succeed. Then there's the question of whether it would be a good thing.
The Impact of COVID-19 on Terrorist Financing in Indonesia

The Impact of COVID-19 on Terrorist Financing in Indonesia

By V. Arianti and Muh Taufiqurrohman
By choking off the flow of donations from sympathizers, the pandemic has forced Islamic State-affiliated groups to tighten their belts.

Islamic Firebrand’s Return Heralds Instability for Indonesia

Islamic Firebrand’s Return Heralds Instability for Indonesia

By Sebastian Strangio
Rizieq arrived in a COVID-wracked nation that will be increasingly receptive to his message of Islamic purification.

Firebrand Indonesian Cleric Returns From 3-year Saudi Exile

Firebrand Indonesian Cleric Returns From 3-year Saudi Exile

By Associated Press
Shihab left Indonesia in 2017 to go on an umrah, or minor pilgrimage, to Mecca shortly after the National Police charged him in a pornography chat case.

Australia Offers Indonesia $1 Billion to Aid COVID-19 Recovery

Australia Offers Indonesia $1 Billion to Aid COVID-19 Recovery

By Sebastian Strangio
The goodwill pledge is set to arrest a steady decline of Canberra's aid to Southeast Asia's most populous country.
The Challenges Facing US-Indonesia Relations Post-Trump

The Challenges Facing US-Indonesia Relations Post-Trump

By Noto Suoneto and Noto Suoneto
China has used the pandemic to deepen its engagement with Indonesia. Here's how the U.S. can compete.

Pandemic Puts Indonesia Into 1st Recession in 20 years

Pandemic Puts Indonesia Into 1st Recession in 20 years

By Niniek Karmini
After two quarters of contraction, Indonesia is officially in its first recession since the Asian financial crisis.
The Natuna Standoff: Transcending Fisheries Issues?

The Natuna Standoff: Transcending Fisheries Issues?

By Tiola and Dedi Dinarto
Although Indonesia clings to its non-claimant status, it is beefing up its efforts to deter Chinese maritime incursions.

Pompeo, in Indonesia, Renews China Attacks as US Vote Looms

Pompeo, in Indonesia, Renews China Attacks as US Vote Looms

By Associated Press
Washington's top diplomat attacked China's "unlawful" maritime claims and pledged deeper ties with Southeast Asia's most populous nation.

Prabowo Set to Complicate the Australia-Indonesia Relationship

Prabowo Set to Complicate the Australia-Indonesia Relationship

By Ross B. Taylor
Despite his dark past, Canberra may eventually be forced to hold its nose and engage with the former Indonesian general.

Indonesia Rebuffs US Request to Host Spy Planes: Report

Indonesia Rebuffs US Request to Host Spy Planes: Report

By Sebastian Strangio
The Trump administration’s aborted move highlights the wide gap separating American perceptions from Southeast Asian realities.
Development for Whom? The Omnibus Bill and Jokowi’s Economic Vision

Development for Whom? The Omnibus Bill and Jokowi’s Economic Vision

By James Guild
The controversial bill intends to drive a particular type of economic growth, one that prioritizes manufacturing and investment.

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