Indonesia Elections
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Once Exiled From Indonesia, Prabowo Subianto On Track To Be President
Dismissed from the military amid speculation of rights abuses, exiled in Jordan, and once banned from the United States, Indonesian Defence Minister Prabowo Subianto is now poised to be the country's next leader on his third try for the office.
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Suspected Indonesian Rioters "Pledged Support" For ISIS: Report
Two men detained by Indonesian police for rioting this week were part of a group that had pledged support to the ISIS militant group and intended to carry out jihad, or holy war, police said on Thursday.
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Indonesia's Joko Widodo Re-Elected President As Rival Cries Foul
Thousands of soldiers fanned out across Jakarta on Tuesday after the surprise early announcement of official results in Indonesia's election showed Joko Widodo re-elected leader of the world's third-biggest democracy.
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Indonesia’s Economic Growth Disappoints as Exports Slump
Growth in Southeast Asia’s biggest economy has been hovering around 5 percent since 2016.
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Does Indonesia Need a New Capital?
Shifting capitals has worked in some places, says @Moss_Eco, but that doesn’t mean it’ll work here.
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Indonesia Considers $33 Billion Plan to Move Government From Jakarta
President Widodo ordered ministers to formulate a financing plan for the move, with private investment set to play a key role.
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Indonesia Is a Country Divided as Both Candidates Claim Victory
President Joko Widodo and challenger Prabowo Subianto both say they’ve won the April 17 vote.
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Indonesia Is a Country Divided as Both Candidates Claim Victory
President Joko Widodo and challenger Prabowo Subianto both say they’ve won the April 17 vote.
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More Than 100 Indonesian Election Workers, Police Die of Exhaustion
Over 7 million workers were deployed as almost 245,000 candidates vied for about 20,000 posts, as per the Elections Commission.
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After Record One-Day Indonesia Election, Result Still Weeks Away
A delay in official results of the presidential election has led its two contenders to claim victory.
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What Jokowi’s Second Term in Indonesia Means for the Economy
Jokowi wants to speed up infrastructure spending in Indonesia, especially on urban and digital projects, to boost economic growth.
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How Will Indonesia Pull Off the World’s Largest Single-Day Election?
Indonesia will deploy about 7.2 million poll workers, more than the population of Singapore, in the election.
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Ignoring China Is Easier Said Than Done
Whatever government emerges after the vote, however, will need to be pragmatic in how it handles relations with Beijing.
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Road to Indonesia’s Election Runs Through Isolated Villages
Jokowi’s lead over his rival comes largely from the success of his $5 billion village fund.
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Rupiah Holds Edge Over Rupee in Currency Battle as Polls Near
Two of Asia’s biggest emerging economies will soon elect leaders, and wagers are already being placed on their currencies.
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Once Exiled From Indonesia, Prabowo Subianto On Track To Be President
Dismissed from the military amid speculation of rights abuses, exiled in Jordan, and once banned from the United States, Indonesian Defence Minister Prabowo Subianto is now poised to be the country's next leader on his third try for the office.
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Suspected Indonesian Rioters "Pledged Support" For ISIS: Report
Two men detained by Indonesian police for rioting this week were part of a group that had pledged support to the ISIS militant group and intended to carry out jihad, or holy war, police said on Thursday.
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Indonesia's Joko Widodo Re-Elected President As Rival Cries Foul
Thousands of soldiers fanned out across Jakarta on Tuesday after the surprise early announcement of official results in Indonesia's election showed Joko Widodo re-elected leader of the world's third-biggest democracy.
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Indonesia’s Economic Growth Disappoints as Exports Slump
Growth in Southeast Asia’s biggest economy has been hovering around 5 percent since 2016.
-
Does Indonesia Need a New Capital?
Shifting capitals has worked in some places, says @Moss_Eco, but that doesn’t mean it’ll work here.
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Indonesia Considers $33 Billion Plan to Move Government From Jakarta
President Widodo ordered ministers to formulate a financing plan for the move, with private investment set to play a key role.
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Indonesia Is a Country Divided as Both Candidates Claim Victory
President Joko Widodo and challenger Prabowo Subianto both say they’ve won the April 17 vote.
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Indonesia Is a Country Divided as Both Candidates Claim Victory
President Joko Widodo and challenger Prabowo Subianto both say they’ve won the April 17 vote.
-
More Than 100 Indonesian Election Workers, Police Die of Exhaustion
Over 7 million workers were deployed as almost 245,000 candidates vied for about 20,000 posts, as per the Elections Commission.
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After Record One-Day Indonesia Election, Result Still Weeks Away
A delay in official results of the presidential election has led its two contenders to claim victory.
-
What Jokowi’s Second Term in Indonesia Means for the Economy
Jokowi wants to speed up infrastructure spending in Indonesia, especially on urban and digital projects, to boost economic growth.
-
How Will Indonesia Pull Off the World’s Largest Single-Day Election?
Indonesia will deploy about 7.2 million poll workers, more than the population of Singapore, in the election.
-
Ignoring China Is Easier Said Than Done
Whatever government emerges after the vote, however, will need to be pragmatic in how it handles relations with Beijing.
-
Road to Indonesia’s Election Runs Through Isolated Villages
Jokowi’s lead over his rival comes largely from the success of his $5 billion village fund.
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Rupiah Holds Edge Over Rupee in Currency Battle as Polls Near
Two of Asia’s biggest emerging economies will soon elect leaders, and wagers are already being placed on their currencies.
