it shows a handshake between premier li keqiang and federica mogherini, the eu's high representative during a meeting in the chinese capital. it's been a heated campaign that's incited religious and racial tensions in indonesia but today voters have their say at the ballot box. we're talking about the poll for the governor of the capital, jakarta. the incumbent, basuki cahaya purnama, popularly known as ahok, is on trial for insulting islam. his opponents claim muslims should not vote for him. rebecca henschke reports from jakarta. joining me now from jakarta is our indonesia service editor, rebecca henschke. she is currently in a polling place in the capital. many voters are behind you. this particular election seems to be very important, notjust for indonesia, but for the wider region. that is right. it is being seen as a test for indonesia's maturing democracy. one of the most dynamic in the region at the moment. it isa dynamic in the region at the moment. it is a test of religion and race. a heated campaign. indonesia has not seen this for some time. whether this candidate's reli

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