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The Many Reasons to Move Indonesia’s Capital

The Many Reasons to Move Indonesia’s Capital

By Giora Eliraz
There are a variety of rationales put forward for the decision to relocate the capital, some more prominently articulated than others.
Indonesia’s Virus Response and What It Tells Us About Global Health Governance

Indonesia’s Virus Response and What It Tells Us About Global Health Governance

By Sukmawani Bela Pertiwi
Indonesia’s unique responses to the spread of infectious diseases give us a picture of the current state of global health governance.

New Indonesia Terrorism Raid Nets Islamic State-Linked Suspects

New Indonesia Terrorism Raid Nets Islamic State-Linked Suspects

By Associated Press
Indonesia's police anti-terrorism squad shot and killed one suspect and arrested two others in a raid on the main island of Java.

Assessing a Potential Coronavirus Lockdown in Indonesia

Assessing a Potential Coronavirus Lockdown in Indonesia

By Jefferson Ng
With skyrocketing COVID-19 cases, a lockdown might be in Jakarta’s future. 

COVID-19 Risks Stalling the Indonesia-Australia Economic Partnership

COVID-19 Risks Stalling the Indonesia-Australia Economic Partnership

By Kyle Springer
It’s been a year since the signing of the Indonesia-Australia Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (IA-CEPA); the global pandemic could delay the next critical steps.
Frigate Combat System Upgrade Testing Highlights Indonesia’s Maritime Capabilities

Frigate Combat System Upgrade Testing Highlights Indonesia’s Maritime Capabilities

By Prashanth Parameswaran
Jakarta continues to add to its capabilities in spite of the challenges that remain.

Indonesia Halts Islamic Assembly, Quarantining 9,000 People 

Indonesia Halts Islamic Assembly, Quarantining 9,000 People 

By Associated Press
President Joko Widodo has called for all mass gatherings to be canceled, but such orders could be hard to enforce in the sprawling archipelago. 
Suspected Leader of Indonesia Terror Group on Trial

Suspected Leader of Indonesia Terror Group on Trial

By Associated Press
Para Wijayanto, the suspected leader of Indonesia's al-Qaida-linked Jemaah Islamiyah network, went on trial on charges of terrorism that could result in a death sentence.

Dutch King Apologizes for Deadly Colonial Legacy in Indonesia

Dutch King Apologizes for Deadly Colonial Legacy in Indonesia

By Associated Press
King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands apologized Tuesday for his country's colonial aggression during his first state visit to Indonesia.

Interview: Indonesian Politics During Jokowi’s Second Term

Interview: Indonesian Politics During Jokowi’s Second Term

By Prashanth Parameswaran
A conversation with Alex Arifianto analyzing what to expect in Indonesia during President Jokowi’s second term.

What to Expect from Indonesia’s Indo-Pacific Push in 2020?

What to Expect from Indonesia’s Indo-Pacific Push in 2020?

By Karl Lee Chee Leong
It’s time to take Indonesia’s Indo-Pacific push seriously.
What’s Behind Indonesia’s Refusal to Repatriate Suspected Islamic State Militants?

What’s Behind Indonesia’s Refusal to Repatriate Suspected Islamic State Militants?

By Erin Cook
The decision is part of a nuanced issue that has broader implications for the country and the region.

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