Indonesia Studies Programme News Today

Indonesia has denied allegations that it will establish diplomatic ties with Israel to gain membership to the OECD. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Singapore Today's Daniel Martin and Justine Moss speak with Amylia Zainal, Marcomms Committee Chair, SingCham Korea, about welcoming the Year of the Dragon while living and working in Seoul.

Singapore Today's Daniel Martin and Justine Moss speak with Christophe Inglin, Vice Chairman, Sustainable Energy of Association of Singapore and Managing Director, Energetix, about tripling renewable energy in Singapore and the ASEAN region.

The Jakarta-Bandung high-speed railway, dubbed Whoosh, is expected to face a deficit of 3.15 trillion rupiah (US$200mil) in its first year of operation, according to a December 2023 financial projection seen by The Jakarta Post.

We get analysis on the latest from the Indonesian presidential election — what impact the recent VP candidate debates may have made on the campaign, issues that matter to key voter demographics, and issues that might make a difference in the next three weeks before the 14 February vote. Our guest is Dr Siwage Dhar

Indonesia’s presidential candidates are deep in the digital space, battling for voters’ hearts and minds with catchphrases and viral antics ahead of polls in February.

Some say Jokowi, who has enjoyed high approval ratings throughout his near decade-long tenure, is trying to retain power through members of his close family.

Some say Jokowi, who has enjoyed high approval ratings throughout his near decade-long tenure, is trying to retain power through members of his close family.

Some say Jokowi, who has enjoyed high approval ratings throughout his near decade-long tenure, is trying to retain power through members of his close family.

Some say Jokowi, who has enjoyed high approval ratings throughout his near decade-long tenure, is trying to retain power through members of his close family.