Indonesian President Joko Widodo delivers a speech at the ASEAN emergency meeting in April 2021. (Indonesian Presidential Palace / AFP)

Indonesia is charting a new course on Myanmar, but is it working?

Indonesia has taken a quieter and more considered approach to the crisis than previous ASEAN chairs, but while some are optimistic about a breakthrough, the shroud of secrecy has also prompted confusion and criticism.

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