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Asia & Pacific 10 months ago
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Prabowo’s international focus flagged for missing opportunities
Despite making extensive appearances on various international stages, President Prabowo Subianto may have missed several important opportunities due to diplomatic efforts driven more by instinct rather than coherent strategy, experts have said.
Middle East and Africa 11 months ago
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Prabowo’s Middle East diplomacy boosts image, but payoff uncertain
Analysts note that President Prabowo Subianto has increased his presence in the Middle East by attending high-level meetings pertaining to the Gaza ceasefire, including one in Egypt that saw the signing of a United States-brokered declaration.
Asia & Pacific 11 months ago
China warns Japan businesses over spying after conviction: Sources
A high-ranking Chinese government official has warned Japan's business community against spying in China, following the espionage conviction of an employee of a Japanese company, diplomatic sources said Friday.
Asia & Pacific 1 year ago
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Calls grow for Indonesia, India to look past superpowers, deepen ties
With the world order in flux and economic rivalries intensifying, Indonesia and India must recognize their shared weight as major Global South powers and step up cooperation to advance a multipolar world order, experts and officials urged at a forum in Jakarta on Monday.
Americas 1 year ago
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Indonesia retrieves body of embassy staff killed in Peru
The body of Zetro Leonardo Putra, an Indonesian embassy official who was fatally shot in Peru last week, is expected to arrive in Jakarta on Tuesday, the Foreign Ministry has said, as Peruvian authorities completed the autopsy.
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