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The Fallout in Indonesia From Its FIFA Fracas

By Chad de Guzman / Singapore

Bali Bans Tourists From Riding Motorcycles

By Chandra Asmara / Bloomberg

A Women-Led Movement in Indonesia Says Interpreting Islam Isn't Just for Men

By Amy Gunia

Indonesia’s New Criminal Code Outlaws Adultery

By Chad de Guzman
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Kanjuruhan and Indonesia's Soccer Problem

Soccer has a troubled history in Indonesia, due to bitter inter-club rivalries and what some say is questionable policing

By Chad de Guzman

Indonesia Passes Long-Delayed Sexual Violence Bill

The new law also extends the definition of rape to cover marital rape, and also recognizes men and boys as victims of sexual violence

By Chad de Guzman

Bali Reopened in October. Just Two Foreign Tourists Arrived

The famed resort island seems a long way from returning to its heyday of mass tourism

By Grace Sihombing / Bloomberg

Indonesia's President Ruled Guilty of Neglecting Jakartans’ Right to Clean Air

In a rare victory for environmental activists, the court implored President Joko Widodo to take strong action in cleaning up Jakarta's air.

By Soraya Permatasari / Bloomberg

Indonesia Begins COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout

Indonesia will be a test case for the Sinovac Biotech vaccine, being the first country to administer CoronaVac for mass vaccination outside of China

By Claire Jiao and Arys Aditya / Bloomberg

A Fight for Racial Justice in Indonesia's West Papua

"Papuan Lives Matter" made Indonesians consider the struggle in West Papua in the context of racism

By Amy Gunia

Indonesia Arrests American Journalist Over Visa Issue

The environmental website editor was detained after attending a public meeting in Borneo

By Amy Gunia

What to Know About the Deadly Floods in Indonesia

Dozens have died in the capital Jakarta and its neighboring provinces, and more rain is expected in the coming weeks

By Hillary Leung

Jakarta Airport Reopens After Worst Flooding in 7 Years Leaves 16 Dead

Indonesian authorities re-opened the Halim Perdanakusuma airport in Jakarta for limited operations, as the death toll rises from the city’s worst flooding in almost seven years. At least 16 people have died from the New...

By Rieka Rahadiana and Fathiya Dahrul / Bloomberg

What to Know About the Violent Protests in West Papua

Reports say at least seven people have did, with Internet access cut off

By Hillary Leung

Indonesia Plans to Move Its Capital to the Island of Borneo

The island of Borneo will replace Jakarta as Indonesia's capital, the country's leader, Jokowi, announced

By Arys Aditya and Tassia Sipahutar / Bloomberg

Indonesia Sends Thousands of Security Forces to Fight Fires

A state of emergency has been declared in six provinces

By Amy Gunia

Protests Over Indonesia's Election Results Turn Deadly

Protestors set a police building on fire and clashed with security forces

By Amy Gunia

Indonesia Sentences Frenchman to Death for Drug Smuggling

The verdict was stricter than the jail term the prosecutor's had sought

By Amy Gunia

Using Social Media to Bring Transparency to Indonesia's Vote

Volunteers go online to discredit fake news and monitor vote counts

By Amy Gunia

Off-Duty Pilot Reportedly Saved Doomed 737 on Its Next-to-Last Flight

That extra pilot told the crew how to disable a malfunctioning flight-control system

By Alan Levin & Harry Suhartono / Bloomberg
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