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View all search resultsForeign-Ministry
Asia & Pacific 3 weeks ago
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Indonesia, Malaysia seek to boost inter-ASEAN trade amid uncertainties
The neighboring countries emphasized the importance of cooperation between Southeast Asian economies to mitigate the impact of global conflicts and tensions, said the top Indonesian and Malaysian diplomats after their bilateral talk.
Middle East and Africa 1 month ago
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Indonesia bolsters precautions for citizens in Africa amid Ebola outbreak
Indonesia is strengthening precautionary measures to protect its citizens in African countries affected by the ongoing Ebola outbreak, as African health authorities warn the viral disease could spread further across the continent.
Middle East and Africa 1 month ago
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Indonesia intensifies diplomacy as more citizens detained in Gaza flotilla
Israeli forces have started detaining people involved in the flotilla to send humanitarian aid to Gaza, including a total of nine Indonesian citizens, as confirmed by the Foreign Ministry.
Middle East and Africa 1 month ago
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Indonesia calls for stronger protection for peacekeepers
Chief Pvt. Rico Pramudia, who was injured during an attack by Israeli forces in Lebanon on March 29, died from his wounds on April 24, bringing the total casualties among United Nations peacekeepers in the country to six.
Economy 2 months ago
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Purbaya floats, then downplays Malacca Strait levy idea
The Foreign Ministry has issued a counterstatement emphasizing Indonesia's adherence to international law in all maritime policies after the finance minister's backtracked suggestion referring to Iran's transit levy in the Strait of Hormuz.
Asia & Pacific 2 months ago
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Call grows for clearer foreign policy communication in Indonesia
Lawmakers have urged the government to improve clarity in its foreign policy communication, warning that unclear messaging risks misinterpretation by international partners and could undermine Indonesia’s long-standing non-aligned position amid growing scrutiny of recent diplomatic moves.
