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Opinion 9 years ago
INSIGHT: Indonesia-Australia relations and the perils of success
Given the geopolitical history between the two neighbors, Jakarta and Canberra understandably believe that the relationship between their respective militaries is vital to the broader bilateral relationship. The 1999 East Timor debacle and the centrality of the 2006 Lombok Treaty in restoring bilateral relations only served to reinforce this perception.
Opinion 9 years ago
Indonesia restores military ties with Australia after latest neighborly dispute
The Indonesian government has confirmed that it will not suspend military cooperation with Australia after a top general said earlier in the week that ties between the two nations would be cut. The incident is just the latest episode in a rocky relationship between the neighbors.
World 9 years ago
Australia scrambles to heal military rift with Indonesia
Australia scrambled to calm tensions with Indonesia on Thursday, promising that an investigation was nearly complete into an alleged insult of Indonesian state ideology that prompted Indonesia to suspend military cooperation with its neighbor.
SE Asia 9 years ago
Chinese, Malaysian navies to cooperate in South China Sea
China and Malaysia said their navies will cooperate more in the politically sensitive South China Sea in an agreement signed Tuesday during a visit by Malaysia's leader, who is seeking stronger ties with Beijing as he tries to offset a financial scandal at home.
SE Asia 9 years ago
Duterte eyes joint operations with Malaysia vs. Abu Sayyaf
Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte will discuss possible joint military and police operations with Malaysia to quell Abu Sayyaf militant kidnappings of sailors along the countries' sea border, saying that the brazen attacks have paralyzed trade and commerce.
SE Asia 9 years ago
Philippine leader affirms US alliance but wants troops out
The leaders of Japan and the Philippines agreed to cooperate in promoting regional peace and stability and acknowledged the importance of their alliances with the US, after the tough-talking Rodrigo Duterte said he wants his country to be free of visiting American troops possibly within two years.
