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Academia 1 year ago
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Integrative balancing as Indonesia’s next foreign policy
Prabowo and his foreign policy team need to make Indonesia and ASEAN effective and respected actors in the Indo-Pacific, the Atlantic, the Americas, Africa and, most importantly, in the world’s oldest civilization and epicentrum, the Middle East
Academia 1 year ago
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Navigating the future of data privacy in Indonesia
The government was rightly hailed for passing the 2022 data protection law, but as the country continues in its digital transformation and the world whirls amid rapid technological advancements, the next administration needs to take a wider look, including national security, at guaranteeing data privacy as a fundamental right.
Business 5 years ago
US Treasury seeks 'resolution' with ByteDance on security concerns
The US Treasury Department said on Wednesday it wants a resolution of national security risks it has raised over ByteDance’s 2017 acquisition on Musical.ly, which it then merged into the TikTok video-sharing app.
World 5 years ago
China passes security law for Hong Kong giving Beijing sweeping powers
The legislation pushes Beijing further along a collision course with the United States, Britain and other Western governments, which have said it erodes the high degree of autonomy the global financial hub was granted at its July 1, 1997 handover.
Business 5 years ago
Australia eyes new national security test for foreign investment
Australia moved to tighten screening of new foreign investments Friday, announcing tougher measures to block or overturn those deemed to compromise national security, in a move widely viewed as an effort to limit growing Chinese influence in the country.
