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Indonesia draws the line on Singapore’s 2015 haze investigation
National 3 months ago

Indonesia draws the line on Singapore’s 2015 haze investigation

Jakarta has given a tepid, conditional response to the ongoing Singaporean investigation i...
Ministry pushes for deliberation of international civil law bill
World 8 months ago

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Ministry pushes for deliberation of international civil law bill

The Foreign Ministry is working to build momentum for the discussion of an international civil law b...
ASEAN closes ranks over South China Sea dispute
SE Asia 9 months ago

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ASEAN closes ranks over South China Sea dispute

China’s new envoy to ASEAN has arrived in Jakarta facing growing pressure from the increasingl...
Trumping international law
Editorial 9 months ago

Trumping international law

In the past three years, Trump has wreaked havoc in America’s domestic political and legal sys...
Fencing Indonesian waters: 50 years and counting
Opinion 1 year ago

Fencing Indonesian waters: 50 years and counting

In 1969, Indonesia and Malaysia signed a historic deal to establish their maritime boundaries. It wa...
Indonesia-Singapore cooperation essential in fight against piracy
Opinion 1 year ago

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Indonesia-Singapore cooperation essential in fight against piracy

The recent abduction of three Indonesian crew members on the high seas off Congo is an example of th...
UNSC sanctions committees can do more
Opinion 2 years ago

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UNSC sanctions committees can do more

Improvement in the sanction committees is pressing for two reasons.  
Renewed ASEAN position on South China Sea?
Opinion 2 years ago

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Renewed ASEAN position on South China Sea?

Beijing must not be allowed to get away with ignoring the court’s landmark ruling.
We are all children, we are all refugees
Opinion 2 years ago

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We are all children, we are all refugees

68.5 million people worldwide — a record high — have been displaced worldwide due to war...
Resolving Indonesia's religious freedom quandary
Opinion 2 years ago

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Resolving Indonesia's religious freedom quandary

So if nobody disavows the importance of religious freedom, why on earth does (religious) persecution...
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