Both sides continue to work out ways to advance military ties amid existing challenges.

Jakarta continues to look for regional opportunities for its state-owned defense companies.

The latest iteration of Exercise Chandrapura occurred as the two sides celebrate 50 years of bilateral ties this year.

The head of the country’s state-owned shipbuilder offers a rather optimistic reading despite the familiar challenges that remain.

The drills (though far more routine than headlines suggest) show that Jakarta is determined to protect its interests.

Indonesian official says more vessels may be on the way.

"Indonesia’s pluralism isn’t simply in peril, it is on life support."

The agreement continues to prove elusive for both sides.

The state of a new maritime security body reveals the enduring challenge Jakarta faces in this respect.

Air Marshal Hadi Tjahjanto had a sobering message for the service even as he joined them in annual celebrations.

Agreement deepens bilateral defense relationship.

What began as a potential source of pride for the country looks to have become yet another blot in its record.

PT PAL signs fresh pacts with two UAE firms.

Jakarta has become the first customer to receive and test the Skeldar-V-200 rotary UAV.

The two countries are looking at opportunities to work together more in the defense domain.