Bird’s nest boom

Bird’s nest boom

Indonesia’s efforts to supply delicacies to China are evolving in surprising directions
Wasted talent

Wasted talent

Returned migrant workers have much to offer, but have trouble achieving recognition for the skills they’ve developed abroad
Dancing against violence

Dancing against violence

Not even Mount Kelud erupting could stop Yogyakarta's activists from standing up against violence to women as part of One Billion Rising
Remembering Munir

Remembering Munir

A museum dedicated to the memory of the famous activist strives to promote human rights awareness among the younger generation
Connecting with tradition

Connecting with tradition

A nearly extinct rural Sundanese art form is being revived in an urban setting
Defending murder

Defending murder

A marriage of convenience lies behind a campaign to defend Kopassus soldiers on trial for murder in Yogyakarta
Running in style

Running in style

A new bug for running points toward a new politics of lifestyle
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Platitudes of Papua

It’s easy to blame the central government for all of Papua’s problems, but it’s also inaccurate
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Dying for nothing

Special Autonomy has crippled health services in the Papuan Highlands
Sex, lies and politicians

Sex, lies and politicians

Indonesian politicians quite often star inadvertently in porn films, but it doesn’t seem to hurt them much
Syria as Armageddon

Syria as Armageddon

Indonesian jihadis believe that the Syrian conflict signals the end of the world
Café culture

Café culture

The changing socio-economic status of Yogyakarta’s students threatens the survival of one of the city’s icons
Review: Voices from the unheard

Review: Voices from the unheard

Leila S. Chudori’s novel Pulang is an important addition to a growing literature examining the events of 1965-66 and its aftermath
Blaming Papuans

Blaming Papuans

Education is a mess in Papua’s highlands, but fault doesn’t lie with the Papuans alone
A nation of dunces?

A nation of dunces?

Bureaucrats and politicians have created an education system that is shockingly bad

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