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RCEP

Strengthening the middle class is Indonesia’s next challenge
Academia 2 years ago

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Strengthening the middle class is Indonesia’s next challenge

According to the World Bank, some 22 percent of working-age Indonesians with a secondary education are not working or in school.
Navigating global complexities: Strengthening ASEAN-Japan collaboration
Academia 2 years ago

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Navigating global complexities: Strengthening ASEAN-Japan collaboration

Addressing concerns about China's trade practices, Japan, alongside other advanced nations, must prioritize ensuring the effective operation of the World Trade Organization (WTO) and preventing measures that may fragment global trade.
Staying on top of AI
Editorial 2 years ago

Staying on top of AI

Like security, climate change and public health, AI requires international cooperation and global rules.
IPEF: Are we on the same page?
Editorial 2 years ago

IPEF: Are we on the same page?

Not only is the RCEP the largest trade block in the world, but unlike the IPEF, it comes with liberalization, not political gamesmanship, at its core. 
APEC needs to recommit itself to cooperation
Academia 2 years ago

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APEC needs to recommit itself to cooperation

The most crucial premise for APEC to recommit to its mission perhaps hinges on the hope that the US and China, its two most powerful members, will make progress in San Francisco in stabilizing their relations.
The ASEAN Summit and ASEAN’s future
Academia 2 years ago

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The ASEAN Summit and ASEAN’s future

On the financial front, we can more effectively elevate the Special Drawing Rights (SDR) than elevate another national currency to face the dominance of the US dollar.
Indonesia's diplomacy: Putting the ‘rice bowl’ on the table
Academia 2 years ago

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Indonesia's diplomacy: Putting the ‘rice bowl’ on the table

In a world marked by changing alliances and trust deficits, the intangible assets of diplomacy, while not immediately edible, lay the foundation for sustainable growth.
China, ASEAN need stable South China Sea
Academia 2 years ago

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China, ASEAN need stable South China Sea

ASEAN centrality bears the potential of the bloc being an independent diplomatic force and even a mediator among major powers in Asia-Pacific.
Envisioning ASEAN’s comprehensive response to regional dynamics
Academia 2 years ago

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Envisioning ASEAN’s comprehensive response to regional dynamics

Foreign direct investment from the US to economies outside Asia has increased by 21.6 percent while FDI to China and other Asian countries has dropped quite significantly. 
ASEAN economy cannot afford business as usual
Academia 2 years ago

ASEAN economy cannot afford business as usual

Long perceived as less productive due to their low value-added and nontradability, services now account for the largest sector FDI destination and source of employment in Southeast Asia. 
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