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Marty Natalegawa
An ASEAN Giant Mulls the Region’s Future
By Erin Cook
Indonesia’s former foreign minister Marty Natalegawa’s new book on the regional grouping’s relevance grapples with its manifold challenges.
What Does Indonesia’s Own Indo-Pacific Strategy Look Like?
By Erin Cook
The Southeast Asian state has advanced a version of the concept before, with some important differences.
Is Jokowi Turning His Back on ASEAN?
By Avery Poole
Compared with his predecessor, the Indonesian president has a very different foreign approach.
Indonesia’s Papua Censorship Obsession
By Phelim Kine
The arrest of two French journalists is part of a decades-old policy of preventing foreign media scrutiny.
Will Indonesia Save the Six Party Talks?
By Ankit Panda
North Korea wants Indonesia to potentially advocate on its behalf on the world stage.
Indonesia’s Presidential Election 2014
By Vishal Arora
A look at the recent presidential election in Indonesia.
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.
Can Indonesia Lead ASEAN?
By Brad Nelson
The bloc continues to be hamstrung by a lack of leadership. Could Indonesia step up?
Why is Indonesia Courting North Korea?
Indonesia has said it wants to increase economic ties with Pyongyang. The relationship is an old one, however.
An Indo-Pacific Treaty: An Idea Whose Time Has Come?
Indonesia’s foreign minister calls for a regional Treaty of Friendship and Cooperation. The idea has merit.
A Time of Remembrance: 10th Anniversary of Bali Bombings
A decade after the bombings that claimed 202 lives, those that were lost will never be forgotten.
Indonesian Pitch for Disputed Seas
New developments show Jakarta working to break the impasse over the South China Sea.
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