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Academia 1 month ago
PREMIUM
Indonesia and the board of peace: Another unnecessary misstep
It is difficult to understand why Indonesia, which has persistently supported Palestinian independence, is willing to engage in a peace initiative led by an administration whose approach to Gaza and the broader Palestinian question raises serious normative and political concerns.
Middle East and Africa 1 month ago
PREMIUM
RI joins Board of Peace despite domestic unease
Indonesia’s entry onto the Board of Peace for Gaza on Thursday has stoked fresh fears that Jakarta could be coerced into a United States-controlled agenda in the war-torn territory, amid concerns it might stray from or even rival existing United Nations mechanisms to restore peace.
Europe 1 month ago
Trump launches Board of Peace that some fear rivals UN
While regional Middle East powers including Turkey, Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Qatar, as well as major emerging nations such as Indonesia, have joined the board, global powers and traditional Western US allies have been more cautious.
Middle East and Africa 1 month ago
What is Trump's 'Board of Peace' and who has joined so far?
While some traditional allies of the US have responded cautiously, and in a few cases have rejected Trump's offer, other nations have accepted an invitation to join the Washington-led Gaza reconstruction efforts.
Middle East and Africa 1 month ago
Indonesia accepts Trump 'Board of Peace' invite
Although originally meant to oversee Gaza's rebuilding, the board's charter does not seem to limit its role to the Strip and appears to want to rival the United Nations, sparking the ire of some US allies including France.
