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Hong Kong pro-democracy party officially closes
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Thai MPs pass same-sex marriage bill
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Vietnam arrests 3 more Khmer Krom Buddhists
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Keith Loveard, Jakarta
Malnutrition drives Indonesia's political platforms
October 1, 2018, Keith Loveard, Jakarta
The startling gap between rich and poor will play a major role in next year's presidential election
Power of tradition often trumps religion in Indonesia
September 19, 2018, Keith Loveard, Jakarta
Many traditional and superstitious beliefs have become part and parcel of established religions
Blasphemy case stokes fears of state capture by hard-liners
August 27, 2018, Keith Loveard, Jakarta
Politicization of religion to discriminate threatens to tear Indonesian society apart
Widodo silences Muslim critics with new running mate
August 14, 2018, Keith Loveard, Jakarta
Indonesian president's pick of hard-line cleric Ma'ruf Amin to shore up 2019 poll bid not good news for progressives
The door is open, say Indonesian presidential hopefuls
July 30, 2018, Keith Loveard, Jakarta
Who will be lining up against Joko Widodo before candidate registration deadline on Aug. 10 is anyone's guess
‘Being Muslim’ lifestyle sweeps Indonesia
July 10, 2018, Keith Loveard, Jakarta
Potentially destructive trend to conform to Islamic ways threatens to destroy secularism
It's hard to avoid Indonesia's road chaos during Eid al-Fitr
June 18, 2018, Keith Loveard, Jakarta
More than 20 million people leave cities for hometowns and villages
Despite bombs, Indonesia pushes on with moderate Islam
May 23, 2018, Keith Loveard, Jakarta
Efforts to promote Indonesia as a model for other Muslim countries will not produce immediate results
Widodo ahead in the polls, but obstacles abound
May 14, 2018, Keith Loveard, Jakarta
If administration can't keep a lid on inflation, president's impressive poll lead could easily be whittled away
Muslims' morals in doubt in graft-riddled Indonesia
February 21, 2018, Keith Loveard
Religion is no obstacle to those with unscrupulous aims and will likely be used corruptly to further political ambitions
Jakarta's election: Just the beginning
April 24, 2017, Keith Loveard, Jakarta
Are the old elite moving to take back power?
Indonesia's mainstream needs to address radical threat
December 21, 2016, Keith Loveard, Jakarta
Blasphemy case against Christian governor of Jakarta is being used by hard-line opponents of the country's status quo
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