Based on Jokowi’s first term and how the country’s election played out, the economy is likely to continue to be a key priority.

The Indonesian president has made progress, but has unfinished business to complete in his probable second term.

The northernmost and most conservative province of Aceh is a stronghold for opposition candidate Prabowo Subianto.

As the country heads for the polls, the two contenders’ foreign policy outlooks have not really factored all that much beyond a series of tendencies.

Under what conditions does foreign policy influence voters?

As elections loom, the future of Indonesia’s young democracy is at a crossroads.

Looking at the candidates in the race to Indonesia's presidency.

The role of foreign influence has unsurprisingly featured among the issues in Indonesia’s upcoming general elections.

While it is no surprise that political calculations are being made ahead of upcoming polls, the incident shows how gambles can backfire.

Jokowi's development plan is well-intentioned, but led astray by lack of planning and sensitivity to public complaints.

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

Elections across the Asia-Pacific are set to make a difference in 2019.

The economic debate is heating up as the country approaches its next presidential election.

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.