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Can Indonesia Be Better for Business?

Can Indonesia Be Better for Business?

By Eriz Ageng Wicaksono
Jokowi promises to improve the country’s ease of doing business, but he’ll have a lot of red tape to cut through first.
Jokowi’s Maritime Doctrine and What It Means

Jokowi’s Maritime Doctrine and What It Means

By Joshua Kurlantzick
Indonesia's new president has attempted to launch a bold new foreign policy doctrine.

Jokowi’s Big Energy ‘Swing’

Jokowi’s Big Energy ‘Swing’

By Clint Richards
Subsidy cuts and tax holidays may jumpstart investment, but minimum safety nets should be maintained.

Could Indonesia Be an Internet Powerhouse?

Could Indonesia Be an Internet Powerhouse?

By Matt Rusling
The potential is enormous, but a change in mindset will be needed.

Grading Jokowi’s First Month

Grading Jokowi’s First Month

By Joshua Kurlantzick
A look at the start that Indonesia's new president has made to running ASEAN's largest country.
China Woos Indonesia's New President

China Woos Indonesia's New President

By Shannon Tiezzi
Beijing and Jakarta promote maritime cooperation, despite differences over how to handle the South China Sea issue.

What Indonesia’s Regional Election Bill Means for ASEAN

By A. Ibrahim Almuttaqi
One of the last regional bulwarks of democracy is showing signs of slipping.
Jokowi and Australia–Indonesia Relations

Jokowi and Australia–Indonesia Relations

By Bob Lowry
'There’s scope for a strong and genuine partnership unencumbered by fundamental conflicts of interest.'

Yudhoyono’s Checkered Legacy in Indonesia

Yudhoyono’s Checkered Legacy in Indonesia

By Prashanth Parameswaran
The outgoing president brought stability, but left a great deal undone.

Reviving Indonesia’s Military Industrial Complex

Reviving Indonesia’s Military Industrial Complex

By Clint Richards
South Korea’s new fighter jet program could help reinvigorate Indonesia’s stagnant military developers.

Indonesia’s Middle East Imperative

Indonesia’s Middle East Imperative

By Rizvi Shihab
Jakarta needs a strategy that attracts greater ties with countries of the Middle East.
An Elegy to Indonesian Democracy

An Elegy to Indonesian Democracy

By Aria Danaparamita
With the scrapping of direct elections for local leaders, Indonesia’s hard-won democracy is under threat.

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