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Joko Widodo
Indonesia’s Presidential Candidates and the Palestine Pledge
By Aria Danaparamita
Both Widodo and Subianto have pledged aid to the Palestinians.
A Crossroads for Indonesia
By Roshni Kapur
Recent Indonesian elections were a tight race between diametrically opposed candidates.
Jokowi: A Nation (and Market) Picks a Favorite
By Anthony Fensom
Markets are considering the likely economic policies of the two candidates for the Indonesian presidency.
Indonesia’s Presidential Election 2014
By Vishal Arora
A look at the recent presidential election in Indonesia.
Disputed Indonesian Election a Possible Disaster
By Joshua Kurlantzick
An election outcome in the balance leaves Indonesia exposed to some disturbing outcomes.
Reconstructing India’s Relationship With Indonesia
By Gaurav Daga
The bilateral relationship represents the possibilities of the Global South.
Indonesia Polls: Early Count Suggests Widodo Wins
By Luke Hunt
Widodo has a 5 point lead, but some analysts worry about manipulation of the final vote.
Indonesia: A Bigger Role in the South China Sea?
By Bruno Hellendorff & Thierry Kellner
As Indonesia goes to the polls, the expectations of its international partners are growing.
Narrowing Polls Show Indonesia’s Limited Options
By Clint Richards
As the candidates continue mudslinging, the path to long-term prosperity could be difficult.
Indonesia’s Elections: Promises and Policy Outcomes
By Edward Parker
The candidates are offering plenty of rhetoric, but can they actually deliver on their promises?
Interview: Pallavi Aiyar
By Justin McDonnell
Justin McDonnell speaks with author Pallavi Aiyar on the Indonesian elections and the India-EU connection.
Jokowi’s Plans?
By Joshua Kurlantzick
The frontrunner in Indonesia's presidential election has been remarkably vague on his policies.