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maritime-security

Malacca Strait remains prone to transnational crimes
SE Asia 7 years ago

Malacca Strait remains prone to transnational crimes

The Indonesian Customs and Excise Directorate General and the Malaysian customs office recently revealed a shift in the trend and pattern of drug smuggling in the Southeast Asian region. 
Indonesia and ASEAN: A unique role to play in the South China Sea
Opinion 7 years ago

Indonesia and ASEAN: A unique role to play in the South China Sea

Indonesia, like other ASEAN members stand little chance of standing up to the “Middle Kingdom”.
Closer Australia-Indonesia ties at sea
Opinion 7 years ago

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Closer Australia-Indonesia ties at sea

Our historic maritime relationship with Australia can be divided into three different phases, beginning with early trade in the 17th century. 
Defending territorial integrity over Natuna islands
Opinion 7 years ago

Defending territorial integrity over Natuna islands

These islands are vital in establishing Indonesia as the world’s largest archipelagic state.
In 'Asian Waters', Humphrey Hawksley sees Beijing with China’s eyes
Books 7 years ago

In 'Asian Waters', Humphrey Hawksley sees Beijing with China’s eyes

"The most common mistake is the failure to see things through Chinese eyes, or indeed Asian eyes."
Time for maritime security issues at Security Council
Opinion 7 years ago

Time for maritime security issues at Security Council

As the largest archipelagic country, Indonesia holds strong credentials to actively ensure the safety of shipping lanes.
India, Indonesia: Seizing the maritime moment
Opinion 7 years ago

India, Indonesia: Seizing the maritime moment

Although India has a huge coastline and Indonesia is a massive archipelago, their modern rulers barely looked to the sea. Jokowi and Modi seem determined to change it. 
India-Indonesia relations: Between soft and hard power
Opinion 7 years ago

India-Indonesia relations: Between soft and hard power

The development of India-Indonesia relations has seen an interplay of soft power and hard power.
A day at the docks with world's oldest warship
Destinations 7 years ago

A day at the docks with world's oldest warship

As a naval facility that dates back to the end of the 15th century, the Portsmouth is replete with the historical buildings and ships that made up the Royal Navy’s illustrious history.
Does ASEAN support US military presence in South China Sea?
Opinion 7 years ago

Does ASEAN support US military presence in South China Sea?

Of course all ASEAN members would welcome US commitment to the region’s security and prosperity. But a more specific question is, do most ASEAN members view the US military presence and activities in the SCS as “reliable and constructive” and thus contributing to “the region’s security and prosperity”?
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