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Middle East and Africa 8 months ago

Israel's actions could inspire others to break international law: Sugiono

Sugiono said other countries could use the argument of protecting their national interests as an excuse if they decided to break international norms.

Editorial 8 months ago

Speak up, Indonesia

Prabowo's hesitation could undermine Indonesia's credibility as a middle-power player, leading many Indonesians to conclude that the government fears confronting President Trump.

Academia 8 months ago

PREMIUM
Why attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities should concern us all

Indonesia’s voice reminds us that the pursuit of peace and adherence to international norms are not just ideals, but urgent necessities for global stability.

Middle East and Africa 9 months ago

PREMIUM
Indonesia condemns Israel’s interception of Madleen aid vessel

Indonesia has strongly condemned Israel's interception of the Madleen, a British-flagged humanitarian vessel bound for Gaza, calling the action a clear violation of international law and denouncing Israel’s blockade as collective punishment that risks causing mass starvation.

Academia 1 year ago

There is no such thing as Global South

A country under attack is a country under attack, and an aggressor country is an aggressor country. This distinction does not change based on whether the country is in the North or the South.

Middle East and Africa 1 year ago

US officials say in internal memo Israel may be violating international law in Gaza

Other officials upheld support for Israel's representation.

Academia 1 year ago

PREMIUM
The stormy voyage to justice: Reflections on National Fishers Day

When human rights abuses take place at sea, Indonesian migrant fishers are left with little to no access to communication to report their plights.

Academia 2 years ago

PREMIUM
When the West fails the rest and the East is a mess

All RCEP member states and aspiring member states do not want the US and China, in the main, to clash, as if they do, they will feel completely crushed between these two behemoths.

Americas 3 years ago

Indonesia draws line on Russian annexation

Indonesia voted in favor of a United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) resolution on Wednesday condemning Russia’s annexation of four Ukrainian territories, in a departure from its previously noncommittal stance on the war.

Europe 3 years ago

Russian strikes may have violated international law principles: UN

"We are gravely concerned that some of the attacks appear to have targeted critical civilian infrastructure ... indicating that these strikes may have violated the principles on the conduct of hostilities under international humanitarian law," Ravina Shamdasani told a news conference on Tuesday.

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