Oligarchy 1, Jokowi, 0. Wimar Witoelar on the Indonesian legislative elections results.

Jacqui Baker takes a look at how the major parties went in today's legislative elections.

Could Indonesian politics be on the cusp of a progressive turn?

Tonight represents a disappointing result for Megawati's party, writes Tom Power.

We cast our eyes over the best and worst campaign posters from the 2014 legislative elections.

Catch up with the key trends and developments in Indonesia's legislative elections.

Live coverage of Indonesia's legislative election: 187 million voters elect 20,000 candidates from 12 parties.

Irene Fernandez recognised that our humanity is defined by the manner in which we relate to others especially by those whom society considers the least.

Get the hospital beds ready! By Wednesday evening Indonesia will be awash with bankrupt and depressed ex-candidates.

After a 15-year decline, will Jokowi’s nomination re-establish PDIP's dominance in Bali?

Indonesia-Malaysia rivalry is very much like sibling rivalry, with the younger one always demanding attention.

New polling on Indonesia's 2014 elections is just like previous polling, only more so.

Against a backdrop of heated district politics, Islamic parties rally in the Papuan highlands.

Sick of oligarchy and money-politics, a coalition of Indonesian NGOs are fighting back

A win is all but out of sight for presidential hopefull Aburizal Bakrie, but can he at least score an equalizer?

The first census in 30 years poses challenges in a deeply divided society. New Mandala co-founder Nicholas Farrelly offers some thoughts from Naypyitaw.

Classic Jokowi campaigning was on show on the weekend, but so was the classic PDI-P variety.

Greg Fealy looks at how one of Indonesia's Islamic parties embraced an ethnic Chinese, non-Muslim, airline director

The answer to how Malaysia is doing depends on who is being asked, and when.

Would giving voters a "none of the above" option help to break Thailand's persistent cycle of political conflict?

Malaysia means good times, some madness and sadness.

You're not from around here, are you? Non-resident legislative candidates are a national phenomenon.

Legislative candidates - No residency, no experience, no problem!

The mystery of a missing Lao development worker highlights Southeast Asia’s record of enforced disappearances