
Battle of Indonesia’s Kingmakers: A Rift Between Jokowi and Megawati?
Burhanuddin Muhtadi
The incumbent president of Indonesia could tip the scales in the next election by sitting on the fence a little longer.
Burhanuddin Muhtadi
The incumbent president of Indonesia could tip the scales in the next election by sitting on the fence a little longer.
Deasy Simandjuntak|Made Supriatma
In this podcast, Fulcrum editor Julia Lau discusses the direction of Indonesian democracy with Dr Deasy Simandjuntak and Mr Made Supriatma, 25 years after the momentous fall of Suharto. Rights, wrongs and reflections: which way forward for Indonesia with the 2024 elections?
Max Lane
The small but vocal Partai Buruh (PB), a newcomer to Indonesian politics, could disrupt the 2024 elections if its questioning of the status quo succeeds. For now, the odds remain low.
Made Supriatma
Indonesia’s largest political party has finally ended the speculation on whom it will back for 2024’s presidential race. Game on.
Yanuar Nugroho
The fallout from Indonesia’s recent loss of its chance to host the Under-20 World Cup contains valuable lessons for its policymakers and leaders, if they choose to pay attention.
Syafiq Hasyim
In Indonesian politics, securing the support of the country’s largest mass Muslim organisation would be a jewel in the crown.
Ahmad Najib Burhani
The traditional linkages between political parties and mass organisations where Indonesia’s moderate Muslims are concerned may be shifting, with consequences in and beyond 2024.
Max Lane
More elaborate politicking for the 2024 presidential race in Indonesia has not thrown up a clear frontrunner; watch this space.
Julia Lau
The recent protests in Indonesia against Israeli youth footballers’ participation in the U-20 World Cup complicate Indonesia’s image as a tolerant and moderate Muslim-majority country.
Made Supriatma
A promising 2024 presidential contender’s hopes rest on political forces beyond his control.