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Academia 2 weeks ago
PREMIUM
The Hormuz naval blockade and strategic implications for Indonesia
As Mideast tensions reignite the threat of naval blockades, Indonesia’s control over global maritime choke points is no longer just a geographical fact; it is a strategic liability pointing to a need for Jakarta to move beyond diplomatic partnerships toward a unified, modernized maritime command.
Regulations 1 month ago
WTO talks end in deadlock after Brazil blocks deal over e-commerce duties
World Trade Organization talks ended deadlocked on Monday as Brazil blocked a bid by the United States and other countries to secure an extension to a moratorium on customs duties for electronic transmissions like digital downloads, diplomats said.
Economy 1 month ago
WTO reform talks coming to the crunch
The ambassador facilitating talks on reforming the World Trade Organization has voiced cautious optimism on progress at a high-level meeting in the Cameroonian capital, where reforming the beleaguered global trade body is at the heart of a four-day ministerial conference.
Academia 1 month ago
PREMIUM
US probe puts Indonesia’s nickel industry in the crosshairs
As the US pivots toward aggressive trade probes over concerns of forced labor, Indonesia’s nickel industry finds itself at a critical crossroads where only radical transparency can secure its place in the global EV supply chain.
Regulations 1 month ago
PREMIUM
RI urged to honor contracts, keep doors open in mineral tug-of-war
Despite opportunities to align its critical mineral supply chains with Western countries, experts urge Jakarta to safeguard its reputation as a reliable partner by upholding agreements with existing investors, many of whom are Chinese firms.
Economy 1 month ago
China restricts fertilizer exports, further crimping war-tightened supply
Last year, China sent Brazil, Indonesia and Thailand roughly a fifth of their fertilizer imports and that figure stood at a third for Malaysia and New Zealand, according to International Trade Centre data. For India, it was around 16 percent, according to its trade data.
