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Indonesia’s ASEAN Chairmanship Could Make or Break the Bloc

Indonesia’s ASEAN Chairmanship Could Make or Break the Bloc

By Virdika Rizky Utama
During its year at the helm, Jakarta has an opportunity to reset the trajectory for itself and the entire ASEAN bloc.
Tesla to Invest in Indonesian Battery Manufacturing, Official Says

Tesla to Invest in Indonesian Battery Manufacturing, Official Says

By Sebastian Strangio
Senior Minister Luhut Binsar Pandjaitan made the announcement after a meeting with Tesla chief Elon Musk in San Francisco on August 2.

How Indonesia Manages the Risks of Foreign Investment

How Indonesia Manages the Risks of Foreign Investment

By James Guild
Diversification of investment partners has been the key to the strategy pursued by President Joko Widodo's administration.

Indonesian President Begins Three-Day State Visit to Australia

Indonesian President Begins Three-Day State Visit to Australia

By Sebastian Strangio
Cooperation on EV manufacturing and regional tensions are likely to dominate discussions between Joko Widodo and Anthony Albanese.

Indonesia, Malaysia Sign Border Agreements, Pledge Joint Action on Palm Oil

Indonesia, Malaysia Sign Border Agreements, Pledge Joint Action on Palm Oil

By Sebastian Strangio
President Joko Widodo and Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim signed a number of important agreements during a meeting in Putrajaya yesterday.
Will Jokowi’s Economic Legacy Survive Beyond Indonesia’s Election?

Will Jokowi’s Economic Legacy Survive Beyond Indonesia’s Election?

By Samir Puri
Since taking office in 2014, Indonesia's leader has eschewed the nostrums of Western neoliberalism. The country's trajectory will likely continue into a more challenging age.

Indonesian Communication Minister Arrested For Corruption

Indonesian Communication Minister Arrested For Corruption

By Sebastian Strangio
Johnny G. Plate has been accused of involvement in a telecoms procurement scheme that investigators say cost the state more than $500 million.
ASEAN Continues to Move Slowly on the Myanmar Crisis

ASEAN Continues to Move Slowly on the Myanmar Crisis

By Sebastian Strangio
The statement issued at the close of last week's summit was less forthright than those produced under the aegis of last year's chair, Cambodia.

Indonesia’s President Admits ASEAN Has Made No Progress on Myanmar Crisis

Indonesia’s President Admits ASEAN Has Made No Progress on Myanmar Crisis

By Edna Tarigan and Jim Gomez
Indonesia pointed to its “quiet diplomacy” on Myanmar, but acknowledged there has been little progress in ending the deadly civil strife.

ASEAN Leaders Condemn Armed Attack on Aid Convoy in Myanmar

ASEAN Leaders Condemn Armed Attack on Aid Convoy in Myanmar

By Jim Gomes and Edna Tarigan
Southeast Asian leaders said they were "deeply concerned with ongoing violence in Myanmar and urged the immediate cessation of all forms of violence."

German Chancellor Pledges Progress on EU-Indonesia FTA

German Chancellor Pledges Progress on EU-Indonesia FTA

By Sebastian Strangio
Olaf Scholz said that the domestic processing of vital minerals, a key goal of the Indonesian government, be included under any future trade pact.
Indonesian Court Overturns Controversial Ruling Delaying 2024 Election

Indonesian Court Overturns Controversial Ruling Delaying 2024 Election

By Sebastian Strangio
Last month, the Central Jakarta District Court ruled that the election commission must halt all election preparations until 2025.

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