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Middle East and Africa 1 month ago
PREMIUM
Board of Peace ‘only viable option’ to stop war: Jusuf Wanandi
Jakarta-based Center for Strategic and International Studies’ (CSIS) senior fellow and cofounder Jusuf Wanandi views Indonesia’s participation in the United States-led Board of Peace as giving the country and other Muslim-majority nations leverage within the board.
Middle East and Africa 1 month ago
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Ex-foreign ministers back Prabowo's foreign policy, government claims
The government claimed that the country’s international relations community had backed President Prabowo Subianto’s foreign policy, following a closed-door meeting at the Merdeka Palace in Jakarta, though analysts warned the gathering may have been aimed at neutralizing critics rather than engaging the public.
Politics 1 month ago
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Prabowo hints at harsh world politics challenging Indonesia’s non-alignment policy
Amid intensifying regional conflicts across the globe, President Prabowo Subianto has maintained Indonesia’s non-bloc, non-alignment foreign policy but hinted at the harsh realities of global politics, which might have compelled him to take sides on some international political issues.
Academia 1 month ago
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Boycotting the World Cup looks like scoring an own goal
As history has shown with regard to past Olympic boycotts, a similar move against this year's World Cup will be an equally futile, symbolic maneuver that achieves nothing more than moral signaling and spectacle, in addition to harming sport’s potentials as a soft power.
Academia 1 month ago
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Is Trump facing a familiar ‘Washington Post’ playbook?
The Washington Post article quoting a US diplomat in Dhaka invites closer scrutiny as a civic duty, not as regards the content of the reported statements but rather the timing and purposeo f the allegedly leaked recordings.
