Indonesia has again been devastated by a tsunami, this time without warning.

The recent killings highlight how Indonesia’s attempts to use economic inducements to secure peace in Papua are failing.

Why did Indonesia’s President Joko Widodo skip the G-20?

How can Indonesia deal with discriminatory regional bylaws?

Speaking other languages, especially English, is indispensable for Indonesia if it wants to better improve its economy.

Saudi Arabia's relations with Malaysia and Indonesia, in particular, are worth watching for signs of cooling enthusiasm.

Democratic gains are being threatened by rising intolerance, new legislation, and emboldened conservative Islamic groups.

Millennials make up about 42 percent of Indonesia’s total registered voters.

As of October 4, the death toll had risen to 1,424.

The battle for the Indonesian presidency looks set to turn on economic matters.

There may be peace in Aceh, but truth and justice remain elusive.

Jakarta is courting Pacific Island states, hoping to change regional positions on the West Papua issue.

Since 1991, five of seven countries with a claim in the South China Sea have purchased at least one attack submarine.

Fewer young people are looking to work the paddies, threatening Indonesia's dream of rice self-sufficiency.

What growth in Indonesia's tourism sector tells us about Jokowi’s economic policies.

As the country heads to elections next year, assessing progress of the government’s energy policies will be key.