Southeast Asia
Reviewing Higher Education Leadership and UNP
It can be said that higher education institutions in all parts of the world today have been intensively conducting research efforts to improve leadership...
US strategy in South China Sea and its impact on Vietnam and ASEAN
Vietnam and other ASEAN countries are witnessing renewed vigour from the US with regard to the developments in South China Sea (SCS). The redeployment...
Sustainable Industrial Transformation for a healthier future in Indonesia
Since early 2020, Covid19 has changed the world in a way we could never have imagined.
With millions of people infected and hundreds of thousands...
Can a QUAD+ Decoupling Fund be possible to tackle China?
Authors: Dr Satoru Nagao and Gitanjali Sinha Roy
The Coronavirus Pandemic has shaken the world to the highest possible risks the civilisation has seen in...
Creating a Youth Political Deontic Authority
Until now Indonesian politics is still colored by the elderly, in the sense that young people have not been given the opportunity to fully...
Challenges in Oceania: the fight over Pacific Island Countries (PICs)
Oceania has discovered itself in the last 15 years as a newly appealing region for world powers. As a matter of fact, right after...
1.1 million Rohingya refugee is now out of thinking amid the pandemic
Next August will be the third anniversary of the Rohingya genocide and the forcible exile. Bangladesh has given shelter to Rohingyas who fled Myanmar...
Indonesia Local Election in the middle of a Pandemic
Amid the unfinished war on the COVID-19, the Government of Indonesia shouted for making peace with this situation and launched a new chapter called...
Can Cam Ranh Bay-Port Blair-Djibouti form a strategic Maritime chain hub to tackle China?
The world at present is grappling with the Global Pandemic Coronavirus, but Chinese maritime security aggressiveness in the East China Sea, South China Sea...
Democracy Dies in Lobbying and Bribery
Many studies have confirmed that one of the reasons why democracy has not taken root so well in many countries, including Indonesia, is because...