Indonesia

After years of being known for inefficiency, corruption and instability, Indonesia is emerging from the global financial crisis with a surprising new reputation—economic golden child.
The nation’s economy—the largest

Indonesia’s notoriously stubborn inflation has been so tame lately that investors racing to buy its highyielding bonds seem to be ignoring the risk of another spike in prices and the

Power utilities would import 48 million tonnes of coal from Australia, Indonesia and South Africa next financial year (2010-11) to ensure regular fuel supply to the generating plants, the government

A new Indonesian mining rule, limiting contract work that can be outsourced and favoring local companies, is shaping up as a new blow to plans to increase mining investment in

Every year at the end of Ramadan, millions of maids, nannies and chauffeurs make their annual pilgrimages to their hometowns across Indonesia, leaving their pampered employers to fend for themselves.

In the 10 years since the independence vote that led East Timor to split