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Academia 1 month ago
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America’s Israel debate has changed. Indonesia must notice
As American public opinion changes inexorably regarding their country's policy toward Israel, Indonesians should pay heed to how the voices of ordinary voters may ultimately redefine the future of US policy toward Palestine.
Americas 1 month ago
Trump wants to close missions in Indonesia, Japan and Canada, sources say
The US State Department sent in notices to some congressional committees that it planned to close its posts in St. George's, Grenada; Nagoya, Japan; Medan, Indonesia; Douala, Cameroon; and Winnipeg, Canada.
Asia & Pacific 1 month ago
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Prabowo draws flak over Iran nuclear remarks, North Korea mediation claim
President Prabowo Subianto has drawn criticism over his suggestion that Iran possessed nuclear weapons and his declaration of readiness to help mediate dialogue between South Korea and North Korea.
Academia 1 month ago
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Abadi Masela: Redefining Indo-Pacific LNG geopolitics
As Western energy majors retreat from Southeast Asia, the $21 billion Masela Block project signals a major geopolitical shift toward Asian self-reliance, binding Indonesia, Malaysia, and Japan into a resilient new energy alliance.
Academia 1 month ago
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Why the President should stop acting as foreign minister
While President Prabowo’s high-profile global engagement boosts Indonesia’s visibility, relying on personal charisma over institutional diplomacy risks undermining the long-term credibility of the nation's foreign policy.
Asia & Pacific 1 month ago
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ASEAN’s Myanmar ‘recalibration’ draws backlash from regional advocacy group
Questions have begun to mount over a shift in ASEAN’s approach toward closer engagement with Myanmar’s military government nearly five years after the coup, with critics expressing concern that the bloc risks emboldening the junta despite its repeated failure to comply with the group’s peace roadmap.
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