Indonesia's parliament reconvened with lawmakers weighing the possibility of a probe into the eligibility of Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka, amid a widening political rift between his influential father and President Prabowo Subianto

Indonesia has begun marketing its second yuan-denominated bond in China’s domestic debt market, even as Southeast Asia’s largest economy grapples with the threat of a double downgrade from MSCI

Indonesia will tighten controls on state surveillance equipment and consider sweeps of its presidential palace for bugging devices, a minister said, following last week's discovery of illegal wiretaps on the president, top officials and more

Indonesia’s banking sector is under ATTACK. Indonesian banks and financial firms faced roughly 214,000 cyber threats in just 24 hours. FortiGuard Labs recorded about 350,600 threat detections across Indonesia in the 24 hours to November 7, averaging four per second nationwide. Banks, insurers and other financial firms accounted for 61% of the total, more than all other sectors combined. The figures show how often attackers targeted the sector. No bank breach was confirmed by the data. In neighbouring Malaysia, attackers defaced Bank Rakyat’s externally managed website on Friday night. Officials said banking systems remained secure and reported no data theft.