Indonesia economy

After two quarters of contraction, Indonesia is officially in its first recession since the Asian financial crisis.

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

Absent improvements in regulation and licensing, the breakneck growth in Indonesia's digital economy will soon reach its limits.

Civil society groups and trade unions say that the law will undermine crucial labor and environmental protections.

As a new ambassador takes up his post in Washington, Indonesia faces a host of obstacles to a more fruitful relationship with the U.S.

In addition to encouraging bad economic policy-making, the ranking incentivized nations to game the system.

In pushing a package of neoliberal reforms in the midst of a global pandemic, the Jokowi administration is courting political upheaval.

Rather than a ruthlessly efficient corporate entity, the Indonesian utility is best seen as a vital public service provider.

Its recent poor performance is a less pressing concern than Indonesia's capacity to regulate complex financial markets effectively.

It's a difficult time for developing economies seeking to fund emergency measures. Indonesia has adopted a bold new strategy in response.

Indonesia’s restructured COVID-19 task force has a clear economic bias.

After COVID-19, what do Balinese want their island’s ‘new era’ to look like?