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Regardless of who wins Indonesia's presidential election it won't make a difference for Papuans, writes Bobby Anderson.

Dom Berger and Eve Warburton's notes from the field in Sulawesi and Maluku.

As thousands of expat Indonesians went to the presidential polls, it seems not everyone is getting their chance to vote

The environment still remains a neglected issue in Indonesia's presidential race.

Fancy a dinner with a top economist to discuss Malaysia?

Ray Yen's snapshots of the big pro-Jokowi stadium concert in Jakarta.

Some snapshots of an Islamic hardliners' event in support of Prabowo in Yogyakarta

Ward Berenschot reflects on the PDI-P campaign that wasn’t.

Rick Doner argues that ending Thailand's political turbulence requires addressing underlying social and economic pathologies.

If Jokowi wins on Wednesday, it will be in spite of his campaign, not because of it.

The relationship between former Jakarta gangster Hercules and Prabowo Subianto has been shaped by Prabowo's obsession with power

Charlotte Setijadi finds Indonesia's ethnic Chinese minority united on the need for security, but divided on how to get it.