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View all search resultsBy carving a permanent, legally protected blind spot into its financial system, Indonesia’s new bond shield risks turning the nation into a premier conduit for global money laundering. In a single legislative session, Jakarta may have traded a decade of hard-won international trust for short-term sovereign capital.
Questions are mounting over the key figure behind the sponsorship of a Jakarta-based online gambling network, following last week’s raid that uncovered hundreds of foreigners operating across 75 domains and gambling websites from an office building in the heart of a business district in West Jakarta.
Delegations of the bloc's member states agreed on declarations for capacity building and secure information exchanges in the fight against transnational crimes such as human trafficking, violent extremism and arms smuggling.
Southeast Asian states can explore new international sea-lane alternatives to avoid certain routes that are prone to conflict and marine ecosystem disruptions, or routes with navigational accident potentials.
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