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Academia 1 year ago
PREMIUM
The Indo-Pacific in focus: Opportunities and challenges under Trump 2.0
The Trump presidency's second term brings with it both opportunities and challenges for countries across the Indo-Pacific, indicating a pivotal moment for redefining the global landscape through balancing national interests with regional collaboration.
Middle East and Africa 1 year ago
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Government warned it should be cautious in evacuating citizens from Middle East
An expert advised the government not to be careless and to prioritize diplomatic efforts in evacuating the Indonesian citizens from impacted regions following the Iran-Israel conflict.
Presidential Race 2 years ago
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Presidential candidates set to spar on foreign, defense policies
The televised debate on Jan.7 will take place at Istora Senayan in Jakarta, with the General Elections Commission (KPU) picking 11 expert panelists to formulate questions for the candidates on issues of geopolitics, international relations, globalization, international politics, defense and security.
World 5 years ago
Jokowi calls for end to global rivalries in his first UN assembly address
“No one is safe until everyone is. If division and rivalries continue to persist, I am concerned that the pillars of stability and sustainable peace will crumble or even be destroyed,” Indonesian President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo has said.
Opinion 5 years ago
Insight: National resilience key to Indonesia’s foreign policy
Since all states are inevitably in need of others and are interdependent with each other in many fields, some states may face vulnerability. The level, scope and intensity of the dependency matter and must be measured to determine the nature of the interdependence.
