Both Indonesia and Australia have recently held presidential and parliamentary elections, with Jokowi and Scomo successfully securing majorities in their respective houses of representatives. Check out the AIC’s article comparing […]
Indonesia is the most populous Muslim-majority country on the planet, but deaf Muslims have few resources to learn the Quran. Learn about Surya Sahetapy, who teamed up with a local […]
As one of the Bajau people, sea hunters, living off the coast of Sulawesi, Mando’s lungs are anything but weak. Also known as sea gypsies, many Bajau are able to […]
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The Australia Indonesia free trade agreement presents an opportunity to strengthen relations between the two countries, but is Australia ready? Melissa Crouch argues it is time to put Indonesian back […]
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‘The pressures on Indonesian democracy are not likely to abate under a second-term Jokowi or a Prabowo presidency’. Read Lowy Institute, Ben Bland’s analysis on the state of Indonesian politics and the upcoming election.
On April 17, Indonesia, the world’s third most populous democracy is holding simultaneous presidential and legislative elections for the first time. Check out this amazing digital infographic which highlights why […]
Photo: Rokok Indonesia (Flickr) Read more here In the news In April, authorities in Southeast Asia’s biggest economy are set to tax businesses in its digital sector, predicted to be […]
Indonesia is one of many countries that use an electoral quota to try to reduce the imbalance in its main legislative body, the House of Representatives (DPR). However, as Ben […]
