For more than 300 years, the Netherlands colonised what is now modern-day Indonesia and took thousands of cultural and religious artefacts.

At least 15 people are dead and more than 40,000 have been forced from their homes as floods inundate regions in Indonesia’s South Kalimantan province.

At least 34 killed, several trapped in collapsed buildings after a 6.2 quake as expert warns aftershocks could trigger tsunami.

Indonesia was one of the first countries outside China to approve the vaccine developed by Sinovac.

As victims' families mourn, divers are searching the waters to the north of Jakarta - looking for the aircraft’s flight recorder.

Rescuers haul body parts and debris from waters near Indonesia’s capital a day after plane carrying 62 people crashed.

The plane, a Boeing 737-500 carrying 62 people, was on a 90-minute flight from Jakarta to the provincial capital on Borneo when it dropped off radar. The Indonesian navy says the co-ordinates have been found and given to all navy vessels...

As flight recorders of crashed Indonesian plane located, families and friends of those on board say they continue to ‘hope’.

Authorities have closed the nearby airport and set up a safety zone.

The 82-year-old ‘spiritual leader’ of al-Qaeda-linked Jemaah Islamiyah, which carried out attacks was jailed in 2011.

Its fleet has been grounded worldwide for nearly two years, following a pair of crashes that killed nearly 350 people.

Indonesia has received 1.2 million doses of a COVID-19 vaccine made by China’s Sinovac.

Strict measures will be in force at polling stations, but some fear it is still too risky given COVID-19 infections.

Why Indonesia's salt farmers are struggling to make a living along one of the world's longest coastlines.

Muhammad Rizieq Shihab could face up to six years in prison if found guilty of inciting people to violate health regulations by organising gatherings that attracted thousands of supporters.

From droughts to severe flooding during a pandemic - Al Jazeera looks at how people in Indonesia are coping with extreme weather conditions and the novel coronavirus.

An omnibus law intended to cut red tape, streamline regulations, and encourage foreign investment was passed last week. But unions say it will erode workers' rights.

Government leaders say the legislation is needed to create jobs and stimulate Southeast Asia’s largest economy crippled by the coronavirus pandemic.

The Dutch culture minister is calling on European countries to come up with a common policy to deal with colonial theft.

Police tried to stop the demonstrations from spreading to the capital Jakarta by blocking factory workers who planned to take part.

Topics likely to dominate the discussions include the reopening of borders after lockdown, Rohingya refugee crisis and the territorial dispute in the South China Sea.

Government has yet to decide whether they can stay or will be forced back out to sea.

Government has yet to decide whether they can stay or will be forced back out to sea.

Light sentences given, but human rights activists say the defendants should never have been arrested in the first place.