Indonesian President Joko Widodo observed the exercises, underlining the importance of the Natuna Islands.

Sinkings described as low-key, with identities of the vessels not publicly disclosed.

Jakarta views the bank as a key partner in addressing its infrastructure woes.

China, the Zika virus, and refugees were all tests for the Southeast Asian state in just a single week.

A third stand-off between Indonesian authorities and Chinese fishermen highlights rising tensions in the Natuna Sea.

Indonesia and China could be on the verge of another diplomatic stand-off over the Natuna Islands.

The country needs to make a decision about where it stands on the South China Sea.

Jakarta raises the stakes in its war on illegal fishing.

An adviser to Indonesia’s president says Jakarta may sink Chinese vessels caught fishing illegally in Indonesian waters.

Indonesia is growing increasingly wary of Beijing's intentions for the Natuna Islands.

As it tallies votes from Wednesday’s election, Indonesia’s economic outlook is strong. What does that mean for the region?