Indonesia describes attack as flagrant breach of international law, threat to regional security

Newly-appointed Finance Minister acknowledges that policy mistakes had been made

Prabowo faces biggest test yet in sacking Sri Mulyani, as markets tumble

Major revamp of five ministries follow in wake of riots, protests last week

Strengthening cruise, ferry links can make area a leading destination in Asean, says expert

Anwar to also contact Thailand following selection of new PM

Student bodies' coalition claim the people's anxiety is not due to street protests, but is due to corruption, politicisation of the law

Nadiem Makarim to be detained for 20 days while investigation proceeds, says Attorney-General's Office

If going out necessary, do so in areas not identified as frequent demonstration sites, says Tok Mat

More needed aside from World Bank's US$2.5b, Asian Development Bank US$10b allocations, says Fadillah

Troops deployed thrice daily using motorbikes, tactical vehicles, trucks, escort cars to ensure capital's security

Ministry says monitoring situation with Foreign Ministry, Education Malaysia offices in republic

Pink-clad demonstrators join Jakarta rally calling for government, police reforms

Demonstrators still on streets calling for moves against enhanced perks for parliamentarians

PKPMI confirms no reported incidents of riots involving Malaysian scholars in Jakarta

‘Republika’ reporter hails support from neighbours, says riots proof govts should listen to people’s needs

Expert warns against impact to bilateral trade, says not appropriate for Putrajaya to mediate Jakarta’s internal conflict

Student, civil society groups call off demonstrations over lawmakers’ pay, amid fears of a harsher crackdown

Anti-govt riots, at which demonstrators demanded action against MPs’ excessive pay, left five people dead

Nation imposes rule, effective Sept 1, on travellers arriving at three airports, one port for now