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Academia 3 years ago
President Yoon’s inspiring diplomacy for Busan Expo bid
Jokowi did not want to disappoint Yoon, as South Korea is the world’s 12th largest economy, the fourth largest in Asia and one of Indonesia’s most important trading partners, especially in the development of Indonesia’s electric vehicle industry.
Editorial 3 years ago
PSI’s gambit with Kaesang
The PSI has gotten a lot of flak as one of the country's youngest political parties, which is led by youths and claims to represent young voters, but its latest move to elect as its chairman Kaesang, a political novice and the President's youngest son, shows it has a ways to go to reach maturity, both politically and as an institution.
Asia & Pacific 3 years ago
Vote for Thai PM postponed, uncertainty prolonged
Many voters in the May 14 vote rejected nearly a decade of rule by the military and a military-backed government but the progressive party that won, Move Forward, has been blocked from taking power because of conservative opponents and a nominated upper house.
Asia & Pacific 3 years ago
Thai reformist Pita Limjaroenrat loses PM vote
After hours of discussions but a surprisingly swift voting process, Pita failed to secure the 375 parliamentary votes needed to become Thailand's 30th premier, despite his reformist party winning the popular vote in the general election.
Asia & Pacific 3 years ago
Thailand votes, but will the military listen?
Voters are tipped to deliver a resounding defeat to ex-army chief and coup leader Prayut after a campaign that played out as a clash between a young generation yearning for change and the traditionalist, royalist establishment.
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