The articulation of ASEAN’s own Indo-Pacific concept may pre-empt competitive narratives from Washington or Beijing.

A new tool helps rank Asian states by their relative and absolute power rankings across a variety of measures.

Beijing’s Belt and Road Initiative needs to win hearts, not just projects, in Southeast Asia.

Indonesia’s vast maritime space is hotly contested between modern and traditional fishermen.

The execution of Indonesian migrant workers highlights the need for new protections, both abroad and at home.

Each Indonesian president has come to shape, in their own way, the country’s foreign policy.

It is inexcusable to sacrifice safety even for the development of a nation.

As Mount Sinabung keeps erupting, the Indonesian government struggles to tackle a long-running natural disaster.

An imprisoned Indonesian ideologue is on trial again, but his influence is unlikely to diminish.

The MSG will deliberate the United Liberation Movement for West Papua’s application, but some worry about angering Indonesia.

While proposed new laws may threaten human rights in Indonesia, the country continues to engage positively with the UN and other bodies.

The Southeast Asian state has advanced a version of the concept before, with some important differences.

In South Asia, Jokowi sought to re-engage Indonesia with the region and signal to his audience back home.

The Indonesian economy presents a stable outlook, but the political landscape of the country paints a bleaker picture.

A look at the twin rise of religious conservatism and resource nationalism.

Trade negotiators are meeting next week in South Korea to discuss the RCEP, which could impact billions of lives.