Terrorism in Indonesia has evolved since the last bombing, writes Greg Fealy.

Recent violent radicalism in Indonesia is seen by many as a relatively recent phenomenon, but a closer look at modern Indonesian history shows the inaccuracy of this view. Terrorism might be a global issue but for Australia the threat is inextricably tied up with the problems of the future stability of our neighbours. This report...

This review provides a brief overview of Indigenous people's issues faced by the mining industry as it seeks to gain access to land, carry out exploration and, if successful, develop and manage a mining operation.

0n 5 January 2005, Prime Minister Howard announced a $1 billion contribution to a newly formed Australia-Indonesia Partnership for Reconstruction and Development. These funds would be in addition to Australia's existing development cooperation program and would 'bring Australia's commitment to Indonesia to a total of $1.8 billion over five years'. Ravi Tomar discusses the major...

The International Crisis Group's Sidney Jones argues that although terrorism in Southeast Asia is a serious problem, we need to keep it in perspective, as most Southeast Asians do, and make sure the tools we use to try to contain it help rather than hurt.