Indonesia reduced natural gas exports to neighboring Singapore from Saturday as President Prabowo Subianto seeks to shore up domestic supply and strengthen energy security for Southeast Asia’s largest economy.

Indonesia rolled back parts of a business-friendly labor law, tightening restrictions on outsourcing and fixed-term contracts.

Two new islands have appeared off Anak Krakatau, potentially the first in nearly a century to emerge within the caldera left by Krakatoa’s catastrophic 1883 eruption.

Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto lashed out at bureaucrats, state firms, police and the military over corruption and waste in a major speech, putting his hard-edged governing style on display as investors and voters grow increasingly uneasy with his policies.

When Prabowo Subianto takes the stage to address the world’s fourth-most populous nation this week, outwardly he will look more powerful than ever. The reality is more complicated.

More than two months after President Prabowo Subianto unveiled plans to take control of Indonesia’s top commodity exports, the agency charged with carrying out the proposal is caught between competing visions of its role in the economy’s most vital export industry.

Indonesia’s former top graft prosecutor was arrested on suspicion of money laundering, weeks after police raids uncovered $26 million worth of gold bars and cash at a house he owns.

Bloomberg reporters take your questions on what’s next for Indonesia under Prabowo’s clampdown on the wealthy elite and anti-graft raids. 

Diners at de’Clan Signature, an eatery in the low-rise South Jakarta neighborhood of Cipete, knew something was up when heavily armed police converged upon the restaurant last Wednesday afternoon.

Indonesia’s Finance Minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa sat down for a wide ranging, exclusive interview with Bloomberg News. Here are the edited highlights of the conversation.

Indonesia’s Finance Minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa sat down for a wide ranging, exclusive interview with Bloomberg News. Here are the edited highlights of the conversation.

Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa’s bluntness often jars. Some market watchers were taken aback in February when the Indonesian finance minister suggested a Citibank Inc. analyst with two master’s degrees wasn’t a true economist because he lacked a PhD. Last week, he called the World Bank’s 4.7% growth projection for this year a “major mistake.”

With the Strait of Hormuz still largely blocked and countries globally struggling to get enough oil, there are some 1.2 million barrels of it sitting untouched off the coast of Singapore.

Indonesia will hold off raising subsidized fuel prices despite ongoing oil shocks from the Iran war, with Finance Minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa warning any hike could undermine growth and threaten social stability.

Following are the edited highlights of Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto’s interview over the weekend with Bloomberg’s Ben Otto, Anto Antony and Daniel Ten Kate.

Following are the edited highlights of Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto’s interview over the weekend with Bloomberg’s Ben Otto, Anto Antony and Daniel Ten Kate.

The nation’s president says he’s misunderstood by key players in the financial world, and they’ll eventually come around.

The nation’s president says he’s misunderstood by key players in the financial world, and they’ll eventually come around.

Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto said he was “pretty surprised” by the US-Israel War in Iran, adding that he didn’t see any “rationality” in the military campaign.

President Prabowo Subianto said he would only consider temporarily exceeding Indonesia’s statutory budget deficit cap for emergency situations, adding that he remains committed to fiscal discipline and the nation must “live within our means.”