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Interview 1 week ago
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Clear business climate ‘dealmaker’ amid rising protectionism, USABC says
The Jakarta Post’s Ruth Dea Juwita and Aditya Hadi sat down with USABC president and CEO Brian McFeeters to discuss about geopolitical uncertainty and the fate of the US-Indonesia agreement on reciprocal trade (ART).
Economy 2 weeks ago
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Stable rules key to luring investment, outgoing EU envoy says
The outgoing EU ambassador to Indonesia, Denis Chaibi, whose term ends this month, told The Jakarta Post that stable regulations and fewer trade barriers would be key to attracting European investment in view of the signing of the Indonesia-EU CEPA in October.
Academia 3 weeks ago
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Connecting India and ASEAN's digital economy agreement
As ASEAN rewrites the rules of Southeast Asia’s digital economy with the DEFA, India must launch a dedicated two-track strategy to integrate cross-border tech and trade without compromising its regulatory sovereignty.
Economy 3 months ago
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Indonesia prepares defense to US forced labor tariff threat
Jakarta has strengthened its safeguards against forced-labor imports through Trade Minister Regulation No. 9/2026, issued earlier this year, which seeks to ensure imported goods are not produced using forced labor.
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