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Asia & Pacific 3 weeks ago
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China’s Wang Yi to visit Jakarta for diplomacy, defense talks
Visiting after reports of a joint naval drill between Indonesia and China in waters off Taiwan, an analyst says Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi’s trip to Jakarta may reinvigorate both countries’ ties after a few years of relatively subdued relations.
Asia & Pacific 1 month ago
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Singapore dismisses claims of taking advantage of Indonesia’s weakening economy
Singaporean ministers conveyed their confidence in Indonesia's economy and pledged to root for its long-term performance amid backlash from reports of investors pulling out of its neighbor.
Middle East and Africa 2 months ago
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Jordan, Indonesia aim to have stronger bilateral cooperation
Jordan and Indonesia have strengthened cooperation in higher education, culture, trade, health, infrastructure, energy, and logistics, Jordanian Ambassador to Jakarta Sudqi Attalah Al Omoush said.
Academia 5 months ago
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Prabowo’s East Asia outreach: Gains, but missed time
Prabowo’s visit to these two nations was overdue. Fortunately, he was still able to reap concrete economic benefits from these East Asian nations, although I believe he could have secured even more had Indonesia not taken them for granted.
Asia & Pacific 7 months ago
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Indonesia, Australia elevate ties with new security treaty
The newly signed security agreement formalizes high-level consultations, which allow discussions on measures to be taken individually or jointly if either faces ‘adverse challenges’ to their common security interests.
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