Aisyah Llewellyn

Judges say more time needed to review documents in landmark case that seeks to hold government to account for pollution.

Court is due to rule on Thursday in case that aims to force government to take responsibility for capital’s filthy air.

81 refugees on Idaman Island are staying in emergency tents and have been provided with food and water by locals.

Women have played a more prominent role in hardline attacks in Indonesia, and analysts say it reflects ISIL’s influence.

The archipelago’s armed forces began a modernisation programme in 2007 but face increasing maritime challenges.

Latest incident involving a priest who is the principal of a Medan school is driving calls to improve child safeguards.

The KRI Nanggala-402 was confirmed sunk off Bali on Sunday, devastating the families of the 53 sailors on board

As fears mount over the fate of the 53 missing submarine crew members, their families are refusing to give up hope.

There has been no contact from the KRI Nanggala-402 and the 53 crew on board for more than 24 hours.

World’s most populous Muslim country on alert for attacks after Makassar cathedral, police headquarters targeted.