Indonesia

Jemaah Islamiyah’s disbandment appears irreversible – and real

Five months ago, JI leaders announced that the militant group was breaking up.

Plastic treaty faces hurdles as Russia, Saudi Arabia mire negotiations

Campaigners want an international agreement to limit the production and supply of plastics.

Case against ex-minister seen as gauge of Indonesia’s democratic path under Prabowo

Thomas Lembong was arrested and charged after Prabowo took office, for alleged offense from nearly decade ago.

Indonesia considers repatriating foreign drug convicts; President okays ‘Bali Nine’ heading home

If implemented, plan to return prisoners would see them serving remainder of sentences in their countries.

Trump’s warning to BRICS on US dollar adds to SE Asia’s worries

Region already fears Washington taxing its imports, and aligning with China-led bloc may cause tariff overload, analysts say.

Indonesia considers repatriating foreign drug convicts; President okays ‘Bali Nine’ heading home

If implemented, plan to return prisoners would see them serving remainder of sentences in their countries.

Pope Francis in Jakarta: Vibrant Mass, key meetings, and unity focus