Foreign policy is not only shaped through major speeches and international summits. It is built through thousands of diplomatic interactions: official visits, bilateral meetings, multilateral forums, agreements, joint statements, and conversations between governments and institutions.
 

Indonesia @Today transforms these engagements into a structured, searchable database designed to make Indonesia's diplomacy easier to explore and understand. By organizing publicly available information across countries, organizations, officials, themes, regions, and time periods, the tracker provides a clearer picture of where Indonesia engages, who shapes these interactions, and what issues define its foreign policy.

From ASEAN meetings and strategic partnerships to presidential visits and ministerial dialogues, each entry contributes to a broader understanding of Indonesia's evolving role in regional and global affairs. Rather than offering interpretations or judgments, this tracker focuses on documenting diplomatic activities and creating a reliable foundation for research, learning, journalism, and public discussion.
 

As Indonesia continues to navigate an increasingly complex international environment, understanding its foreign policy requires looking beyond individual events and recognizing broader patterns. This database is built to help users discover those connections.​

 

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A note on data coverage:
Diplomacy is constantly evolving, and publicly available information is not always complete or immediately accessible. We continuously update this database and welcome feedback, corrections, suggestions, and additional sources to help make this platform more accurate and useful for everyone.

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