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Addressing a CSIS discussion featuring the foreign policy platforms of the 2024 presidential candidates, the PDI-P candidate presented an Indonesia-centric vision that critics said were short on details and avoided immediate issues.
Jakarta-based think tank the Centre for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) has invited the 2024 presidential candidates to a series of discussions to present their foreign policy platforms and address geopolitical questions.
Jokowi said in a plenary meeting on the implementation of the 2023 State Budget at the Presidential Palace on Monday that that the three government institutions must carefully select their vendors so that the government did not overspend on maintenance and upkeep.
In a speech delivered at the Indonesian Defense University (Unhan) on Monday, Ismail Sabri said the veto rights wielded by major powers at the UNSC had mostly led to deadlocks in negotiations to settle major world conflicts, and in the case of war between Russia and Ukraine it had led to prolongation of conflict which led to more deaths and loss of properties.
Prabowo welcomed on Tuesday the Russian Ambassador to Indonesia, Lyudmila Georgievna Vorobieva, at the Defense Ministry's headquarters in Central Jakarta, one day after he met with the Ukrainian Ambassador to the country, Vasyl Hamianin.
In a speech delivered at the Presidential Palace on Thursday evening, President Jokowi called on all Cabinet ministers and government agencies to enforce discipline among their ranks and urged the National Police and the Attorney General's Office (AGO) to investigate possible wrongdoing in how officials had obtained their wealth.
