Southeast Asia

Journey of Cambodia’s Triumph Over Landmines

Despite a war completely ending in 1998, Cambodia has still faced hidden enemies causing life-threatening, physical harm to individuals and hindering the country's socio-economic...

Demographic Bonus as a Window Opportunity to Strengthen Indonesia’s Economic Resilience

Global economic growth remains weak, uneven, and relatively slower from year to year, with only 2.9% growth projected in 2023 and a further decline...

From Conflict to Peace: Cambodia’s Dedication to UN’s Global Peacekeeping Missions

Obviously, the devasting Pol Pot regime plunged Cambodia into genocide, armed conflict, destruction and isolation during the dark period between 1970s to 1990s. This...

Reasoning the Morality of Jokowi’s Foreign Policy

Moral judgment in political policy is more powerful in creating public perception than the speed with which academic papers advise the public. The national...

Geopolitics in Internet Governance in Indonesia: Not Apart from the Influence of Hegemony and Political Elites

The development of the Internet in Indonesia is not separated from the influence of geopolitical factors in internet governance in Indonesia. Internet governance does...

Towards Stunting Recovery Through Food Security, How Far Has Indonesia Progressed?

According to the World Health Organization (WHO) report, an estimated 148.1 million or 22.3% of children under the age of five worldwide experienced stunting...

Navigating Diplomatic Waters: Australia’s Evolving Stance on the Israel-Palestine Conflict

The resurgence of the Israel-Palestine conflict undoubtedly impacts the global landscape, affecting political and economic conditions worldwide. Consequently, nations like Australia find themselves compelled...

Could Jakartans become less car-dependent?

Back to “normal”, Jakarta Congestion worsens As the nation's capital, Jakarta faces severe traffic problems. The congestion is even being normalized as part of the...

Australia’s Response and Actions to the Solomon-China Security Pact

In 2019, the Solomon Islands cut diplomatic ties with Taiwan after 36 years and began engaging with China.. This newfound closeness led to various...

ASEAN-US and China Triangular Model

ASEAN In the 21st century, the South China Sea has become one of the most strategic and conflict-prone regions. This is due to the traditional...

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