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Academia 3 years ago
From G20 to U20, Indonesia replenishes its middle power status
Indonesia can make an impact globally by being a good host and organizer of the FIFA U-20 World Cup and given the global spotlight, Indonesia can show that it has the necessary credentials to be a global power to reckon with.
Asia & Pacific 3 years ago
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Indonesia hopes for policy continuity under Indian G20 presidency
President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo passed the baton of the Group of 20 presidency to India this week, ushering in the next stage of a four-year period of emerging economies chairing the group, as experts stress the importance of continuity and follow-through in G20 policy.
Editorial 3 years ago
Mission accomplished
The successful conclusion to the G20 Bali Summit on Wednesday and the issuance of the Bali Leaders' Declaration are testament to the Indonesian brand of diplomacy in bringing parties together. Now, it must use its weight to drive the implementation of commitments achieved during its 2022 G20 presidency.
Americas 3 years ago
Trump kicks off White House run but top Republicans absent
Trump's announcement that he is running again in 2024 came exactly a week after a poor Republican showing in midterm elections, a performance some members of the party have blamed on questionable candidates backed by the former president.
Academia 3 years ago
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Indonesia’s G20 presidency paves the way for global health security
For too long, the approach to pandemics has been one of panic and neglect: throwing resources at the problem when a serious outbreak occurs, then neglecting the existing protocols and plans when the news continues to make headlines.
