When Marlene Millott envisioned a career focused on Indonesia, she wasn’t entirely sure how she would make that happen.
David Sexton
The impending maritime boundary agreement between Indonesia and Vietnam represents a watershed moment in Southeast Asian geopolitics, with implications far beyond bilateral relations.
Exploring the depths of the Earth’s vast oceans reveals a world full of wonder and mystery, especially within regions like Indonesia’s Coral Triangle.
Through decades of shifting political landscapes, Tangerang’s Chinese community has preserved their sacred traditions.
Indonesia is exploring new export opportunities in the so-called “eggflation” that is currently striking the US as Jakarta finds the egg shortage to have opened up export opportunities.
In Indonesia, a country prone to disasters and emergencies, effective risk communication can mean the difference between safety and vulnerability for millions. But what happens when risk communication fails to reach those most marginalised? How do social determinants of health impact how urban poor women navigate crises like the COVID-19 pandemic?
Beijing’s outreach builds relationships with prominent Muslim organizations, while influencing the narratives about China’s treatment of its own Muslim minorities.
Coal-dependent regions have much experience to share on the energy transition, write two authors from China and Indonesia.
Several Indonesian Bishops release their 2025 Lenten message and invite the faithful to embrace Pope Francis’ call for an ecological conversion and justice for the poor.
Celebrating Ramadan far from home can be challenging for many newcomers to the United States.
The UK Government and United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), in collaboration with Indonesia’s Ministry of Health and midwifery stakeholders, has launched the Midwifery Capacity Advancement for Equitable Sexual and Reproductive Health and Reproductive Rights (MARCH) project in Jakarta, Indonesia.
There’s a whiff of 1998 in the Jakarta air as investors flee Indonesia’s currency and the stock market.
We recently talked with Teddy Al Muktady, an asylum-seeker from Indonesia and passionate advocate for LGBTQ+ Muslim youth, about how he celebrates Ramadan and how his faith inspires his advocacy.
The outflows are nowhere near those that toppled then-dictator Suharto. His downfall came amid the chaos of the Asian financial crisis. Massive street protests forced the military officer-turned-president to resign in May 1998.
Protesters have clashed with authorities outside Indonesia’s parliament after it passed contentious revisions to the country’s military law that critics say could take the country back to the draconian “New Order” era of former president Suharto.
Indonesia’s largest environmental group, Walhi, has filed a formal complaint with the Attorney General’s Office, accusing 47 companies of environmental destruction and corruption.
