Joko Widodo

The widespread pessimism that Jokowi has lost his maritime focus is overblown.

Moving Indonesia’s administrative capital will be as bold a political experiment as anything in the country’s history.

With the country facing manifold challenges, he will need to hit the ground running quickly.

The lineup offers some early insights on how his second term may shape up.

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

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

The recent activity in bilateral ties indicates a gradual shift toward greater strategic convergence that could be cemented further in years to come.

The announcement on moving the country’s capital is only the beginning of one of the most ambitious infrastructure ventures in its history.

While the election result may have been settled, the post-election dynamics are only beginning to shape up.

The outcome of a long-mulled decision is far from clear, as are its implications.

A much-awaited constitutional court ruling cements Jokowi's second term following elections earlier this year.