Joko Widodo

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.

As the dust settles following the events of the past week, a closer look at some of the key aspects that will shape the country’s future.

Discussion on the move continues despite the significant challenges that remain.

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.