
A ‘New’ New Order? Press Freedom in Indonesia Takes a Backward Turn
For the Indonesian media, there’s one key difference between the Jokowi and Prabowo administrations: the former monitored newsrooms from the outside, whereas the latter has

For the Indonesian media, there’s one key difference between the Jokowi and Prabowo administrations: the former monitored newsrooms from the outside, whereas the latter has

A closer look into the ‘downstreaming’ of Indonesia’s booming nickel industry, its connection to Chinese capital and members of the Indonesian oligarchy. When Indonesian President

In Indonesia, coal has long been exploited to satisfy the avarice of those in power. Prior to the country’s independence, in 1861, the Dutch colonial

Project Multatuli has created an interactive data story to help the public peel back the many layers of the coal oligarchy—the small group of men

Ribut Suratno had reached a boiling point. His left hand gripped the nape of the man’s neck, his right hand raised a machete. One slash

Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati knows very well how to handle President Joko Widodo. It’s next to impossible to argue with the Indonesian leader once