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Indonesian-foreign-policy

Asia & Pacific 3 years ago

Putin going to G20 'a step too far': Australia PM

Putin has already been invited to the G20 heads of state summit in November by this year's host Jakarta, and he intends to be there, Russia's ambassador to Indonesia said this week.

Opinion 5 years ago

The future of civilization: Indonesia's contribution

It’s time to renew the spirit of the Non-Aligned Movement for the 21st century.

Opinion 5 years ago

Women, peace and security and Indonesia's foreign policy

Last year, Indonesia held two major initiatives to promote women’s contribution to peace and security.

Opinion 5 years ago

A new footing: Finding Indonesia’s post-COVID-19 strategic focus

If foreign policy is an extension of domestic policy, Jakarta should do whatever it takes to preserve its integrity by improving human rights, not only in volatile areas such as Papua, but also in other urban and rural areas.

Opinion 5 years ago

Public health and Indonesia's foreign policy in time of coronavirus

Experts on health problems and global security Collin McInnes and Kelley Lee said that countries were wrong to make decisions based on tightening their borders instead of focusing on efforts to promote a healthy lifestyle and poverty eradication.

Opinion 6 years ago

Winning optimism in wake of growing division

For many, the “ideology of hatred and intolerance” is not compatible with their sense of connectivity across nations stemming from the force of globalization.

World 6 years ago

PREMIUM
Economy permeates foreign policy priorities

Economic diplomacy remained the ministry’s number one priority, Retno said as she revealed the direction of Indonesia’s foreign policy for the next five years in her first official press statement after being reappointed last week.

Editorial 6 years ago

Endless debate on UN reform

Indonesia tends to speak and act on behalf of developing countries in the face of much richer and more advanced nations. These efforts have often been effective and workable, but they have not resulted in changes on many occasions.

World 6 years ago

PREMIUM
Trade spat tops Jokowi's agenda at ASEAN, G20

Speaking during a Cabinet meeting on Wednesday, Jokowi said he hoped the ASEAN Summit would unite ASEAN countries in a single stance to safeguard ASEAN’s economy amid tensions between the US and China.