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code-of-conduct

Academia 1 month ago

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Line in the sand: ASEAN must choose substance over speed in the South China Sea

Concluding a South China Sea Code of Conduct simply to meet a deadline would be a serious mistake. A weak, vague agreement could be worse than no agreement at all.

Academia 1 month ago

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Charting China's rise as a global superpower

As China’s modern navy reclaims the global footprint of its ancient treasure fleets, Southeast Asia faces a crucial test of strategic survival, led by an Indonesia that must assert its independence before regional stability slips away.

Asia & Pacific 1 month ago

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Indonesia urges ASEAN to ‘deliver promises’ as Middle East crisis looms

South China Sea and Myanmar have dominated agenda for ASEAN top diplomats in Manila amid renewed push for progress in the bloc’s two long-standing issues

Asia & Pacific 2 months ago

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US leaves South China Sea code talks to ASEAN, China

ASEAN member states need to find consensus before having negotiations on the South China Sea with China, according to United States Ambassador to ASEAN Kevin Kim.

Academia 7 months ago

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Beyond claims: Why Indonesia must anchor the South China Sea COC

Amid the resurgence of global power politics, Indonesia must continue to wield its unique geopolitical legitimacy, conferred by its geography, in pressing for the consistency of maritime norms in the South China Sea.

Academia 8 months ago

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Taming unruly tourists with code of conduct

Social media addiction and the hyperconsumptive lifestyles of the 21st century often mean tourists forget the real purpose of their visit.

Academia 8 months ago

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What the Philippines chairmanship means for ASEAN

ASEAN as a liberal institutionalist entity continues to suffer from political realist power plays which strain ASEAN unity.

Academia 9 months ago

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Becoming the Archipelagic Bridge: Reimagining Indonesia’s maritime strategy

While the South China Sea demands vigilance, the Indian Ocean Region offers Indonesia a horizon of strategic possibilities, particularly due to its central role in the global energy supplies.

Academia 1 year ago

The dynamics of parades and power projection by China, and the US

Beijing’s military parade came amid closer coordination with Russia and North Korea, and against a backdrop of intensifying Sino-American rivalry.

Editorial 1 year ago

The last peace accord?

As a key player behind the Helsinki Agreement, Indonesia has the credibility, and perhaps the responsibility, to become a global peace mediator.

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code-of-conduct

PREMIUM Line in the sand: ASEAN must choose substance over speed in the South China Sea

PREMIUM Charting China's rise as a global superpower

PREMIUM Indonesia urges ASEAN to ‘deliver promises’ as Middle East crisis looms

PREMIUM US leaves South China Sea code talks to ASEAN, China

PREMIUM Beyond claims: Why Indonesia must anchor the South China Sea COC

PREMIUM Taming unruly tourists with code of conduct

PREMIUM What the Philippines chairmanship means for ASEAN

PREMIUM Becoming the Archipelagic Bridge: Reimagining Indonesia’s maritime strategy