AIYA Links, 26/9: Welcoming AIYA Yogya
Great to see my good friend @SBYudhoyono today – I thanked him for his very strong statements against ISIL pic.twitter.com/vhBEy97pBe — Tony Abbott (@TonyAbbottMHR) September 24, 2014 AIYA Yogya Launch […]
Great to see my good friend @SBYudhoyono today – I thanked him for his very strong statements against ISIL pic.twitter.com/vhBEy97pBe — Tony Abbott (@TonyAbbottMHR) September 24, 2014 AIYA Yogya Launch […]
Welcome #CAUSINDY in Jakarta this week and ideas to add vigour to Indo-Aus relations. pic.twitter.com/vPy6EKZuBV — Greg Moriarty (@DubesAustralia) September 14, 2014 After a terrific four days of dialogue, the […]
Beginning Sunday, thirty young leaders from Australia and Indonesia will gather in Jakarta to exchange ideas about how to strengthen the relationship between our two countries as part of the […]
In the news The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has named Energy and Mineral Resources Minister Jero Wacik as a suspect in a major corruption investigation. Indonesia sees a boost in […]
In the news In Bali, Foreign Minister @JulieBishopMP and her Indonesian counterpart Dr Marty Natalegawa have signed a code of conduct which Ms Bishop says will “further strengthen and enhance” […]
In the news Joko Widodo’s win just got even more official, with the Constitutional Court’s unanimous decision to reject his opponent’s challenge to July’s presidential election. The president-elect tells the Straits […]
We at AIYA wish the Republic of Indonesia a very happy 69th birthday. In the news Joko Widodo will soon need to pick a new Foreign Minister. Indonesian analysts tell […]
We at AIYA hope all our Muslim friends and their families have been enjoying a safe and happy Idul Fitri celebration, whether in Australia or Indonesia. In the news President […]
Indonesia’s General Elections Commission (KPU) has finished counting all the votes from 9 July’s presidential election, and declared Joko Widodo and Jusuf Kalla as President and Vice President-elect. Congratulations, Pak. […]
In the news Armies of Indonesians are counting votes from last week’s presidential election—here’s a great explainer from the Wall Street Journal team on how it all works. A remarkable […]