The Securency case that prompted the now-notorious Department of Foreign Affairs injunction has been going for years and shows no signs of ending soon.
No one could doubt Chinese President Xi Jinping's commitment to finding and eradicating corruption within the Communist Party after a prominent party member has been thrown under the bus.
A West Papuan activist has fled to Australia in fear for her safety after giving testimony to an Australian tribunal into the 1998 Biak massacre by Indonesian forces.
Outgoing Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono maintained the status quo with West Papua during his two terms in office, but West Papuans are hoping president-elect Joko Widodo's rule will be different, writes Ron Kareni.
Freelance writer Hari Raj compares the Malaysian government's response to two unprecedented incidents in aviation history.
Joko Widodo is the clear winner in Indonesia's election. But will Prabowo concede? Indonesia commentator Jim Della-Giacoma reports.
Malaysia Airlines – and Singapore Airlines and a few other carriers -- have prioritised fuel economy over passenger safety -- and almost 300 people have paid with their lives.
The Malaysian government has never been friendly to an open and democratic press. But its lawsuit against an online publication is taking things to another level. Former Malaysiakini intern Jarni Blakkarly reports.
Photographer Angie Bexley documents election day in the Indonesian village of Tamantirto.
Most respectable quick polls predict Jokowi has won the Indonesian election, but Prabowo is also claiming victory. Jim Della-Giacoma reports.
