Tag

Indonesia

Page 4 of 28
JAD and the 2021 Makassar Bombing: Disconnected Cells and Interconnected Families

JAD and the 2021 Makassar Bombing: Disconnected Cells and Interconnected Families

By Alif Satria
It is important to analyze JAD not only through an organizational lens, but also through social networks.
Indonesia’s Military Gets New Reserve Component

Indonesia’s Military Gets New Reserve Component

By Luke Lischin
The creation of a new reserve component, KOMCAD, will have significant repercussions for political violence in Indonesia.

Indonesia Starts Mass COVID Vaccinations Over Vast Territory

Indonesia Starts Mass COVID Vaccinations Over Vast Territory

By Associated Press
Indonesia's vaccination program is the first large-scale use outside of China of the Sinovac Biotech Ltd. vaccine. 

Indonesia’s Nuclear Dream, Revived?

Indonesia’s Nuclear Dream, Revived?

By Sung-Mi Kim
Does the Joko Widodo government have nuclear aspirations?

Indonesian Police Kill 6 Supporters of Firebrand Cleric

Indonesian Police Kill 6 Supporters of Firebrand Cleric

By Associated Press
Rizieq Shihab was welcomed by tens of thousands of followers when he returned to Indonesia from exile on November 10. 
Firebrand Indonesian Cleric Returns From 3-year Saudi Exile

Firebrand Indonesian Cleric Returns From 3-year Saudi Exile

By Associated Press
Shihab left Indonesia in 2017 to go on an umrah, or minor pilgrimage, to Mecca shortly after the National Police charged him in a pornography chat case.

LGBT Community Targeted by Police in Indonesia

LGBT Community Targeted by Police in Indonesia

By Joshua Mcdonald
Homosexuality is legal in most of Indonesia, but attacks on the community have been on the rise in recent years. 
Is the East Indonesia Mujahideen a Threat to Indonesia?

Is the East Indonesia Mujahideen a Threat to Indonesia?

By Uday Bakhshi
The East Indonesia Mujahideen (MIT) remains a small group, but it has achieved a sense of reverence among Indonesian jihadists.

The Greening of Indonesia-Gulf Relations

The Greening of Indonesia-Gulf Relations

By Diwangkara Bagus Nugraha and Muhammad Zulfikar Rakhmat
While deeply rooted in oil and gas, energy relations between the Gulf and Indonesia are increasingly moving toward renewables like solar.

Indonesia Seeks to Win US and Japanese Investment Fleeing China

Indonesia Seeks to Win US and Japanese Investment Fleeing China

By Bob Savic
Jakarta scrambles to capture U.S. and Japanese corporate relocations out of China as geopolitical and coronavirus pandemic concerns intensify 

How Are Indonesia’s Terrorist Groups Weathering the Pandemic?

How Are Indonesia’s Terrorist Groups Weathering the Pandemic?

By Zachary Abuza and Alif Satria
A group’s ability to exploit the pandemic is confined by their existing structure and resiliency.
Indonesia’s Intelligence Service is Coming Out to Counter COVID-19

Indonesia’s Intelligence Service is Coming Out to Counter COVID-19

By Tangguh Chairil
BIN is extending their role outside what a covert agency is supposed to do

Page 4 of 28