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What Does Jokowi’s New Cabinet Mean for Indonesia?

What Does Jokowi’s New Cabinet Mean for Indonesia?

By Erin Cook
The lineup offers some early insights on how his second term may shape up.
Terrorism Threat Looms Over Indonesia as Attention Shifts to Jokowi’s Second Term

Terrorism Threat Looms Over Indonesia as Attention Shifts to Jokowi’s Second Term

By Prashanth Parameswaran
While the president has a range of priorities for his remaining time in office, terrorism remains a challenge for the country.

Jokowi’s Maritime Dreams Thwarted by Land-based Challenges

Jokowi’s Maritime Dreams Thwarted by Land-based Challenges

By Natalie Sambhi
As Jokowi enters his second term, what security and defense challenges will top the list of priorities?

Getting Digital IDs Right in Southeast Asia

Getting Digital IDs Right in Southeast Asia

By Nabila Hassan
Countries in Southeast Asia are racing to implement digital IDs, but governments must proceed with caution.

Indonesia’s Haze Crisis and the Problem with Palm Oil

Indonesia’s Haze Crisis and the Problem with Palm Oil

By Oryza Astari
Change -- especially in instances where governments fail to sufficiently act -- truly is in the palm of our hands.
Confronting Southeast Asia’s Plastics Problem

Confronting Southeast Asia’s Plastics Problem

By Mercy Barends
Women play a unique role in plastic management and face different, sometimes greater, risks. No solution is complete without their contribution.

Indonesia’s New Capital Challenge Kicks Off

Indonesia’s New Capital Challenge Kicks Off

By Luke Hunt
The announcement on moving the country’s capital is only the beginning of one of the most ambitious infrastructure ventures in its history.
Why is West Papua in Constant Turmoil?

Why is West Papua in Constant Turmoil?

By Bilveer Singh
The Indonesian territory has struggled for independence for more than 50 years.

Tracing Indonesia’s Counterterrorism Measures Since the 2002 Bali Bombings

Tracing Indonesia’s Counterterrorism Measures Since the 2002 Bali Bombings

By Kathrin Rucktäschel and Christoph Schuck
Indonesia’s current focus on reactive, and in a narrow sense preventive, measures for fighting terrorism can only offer short-term success.

Protests in West Papua Escalate With Reports of Killings

Protests in West Papua Escalate With Reports of Killings

By Joshua Mcdonald
Tensions mount in Indonesia amid reports of killings during Papuan pro-independence protests.

No More Blackouts: ‘Smart City’ Jakarta Needs a Smarter Grid

No More Blackouts: ‘Smart City’ Jakarta Needs a Smarter Grid

By Aldwin Yusgiantoro
To get smart, Indonesia’s capital needs to be smart about its leadership choices and grid modernization.
New KCR-60M Vessels Highlight Indonesia’s Naval Capabilities

New KCR-60M Vessels Highlight Indonesia’s Naval Capabilities

By Prashanth Parameswaran
The steel-cutting ceremony for the fast attack crafts put the Southeast Asian state’s navy back in the headlines.

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