The case of Mary Jane Veloso puts the Philippine president in an awkward position.

Despite promising to improve Indonesia's human rights records, President Jokowi has upped the pace of executions.

Indonesia's president continues to execute drug offenders, despite international pressure.

Confirming details continues to prove elusive.

Indonesia's executions for drug-related crimes are based on political expedience, not necessity.

The third round of drug convict executions during Jokowi’s presidency is in the works.

After the executions of two Australian citizens, Australia must not turn away from Indonesia. More can be done.

The bloc has rarely discussed the death penalty. It is time it did.

Minister warns of unorthodox response if Canberra’s protests over executions continue.

Once wildly popular, the Indonesian president has been hemorrhaging support. What happened?

Jokowi’s hardline policy on executions may be imperiling the fight to save hundreds of Indonesian migrants on death row.

With his hard line on the death penalty, Indonesia’s president risks damaging his country’s reputation abroad.

Diplomatic spat could cause Jakarta to rethink procurement of Brazilian equipment.

With two Australians facing execution in Indonesia, a call has been made to boycott a popular tourist destination.

Incompatible attitudes towards recreational drugs complicates Australian diplomacy in the region.

What implications would the executions have for relations between the two neighbors?