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Coral Conservation as Climate Resilience: A Local Answer to a Global Climate Crisis

In the remote waters of Gili-Noko, East Java, a group of Indonesian university divers has embarked on a mission that goes beyond coral reefs....

Between Principles and Profits: Dutch Foreign Policy Toward the Islamic World

The Netherlands' relationship with the Islamic world has developed over the centuries, starting from the era of colonialism when the Dutch controlled the Dutch...

Indonesia’s Geopolitical Position in the Prabowo Era: Between ASEAN and Emerging Global Powers

Indonesia, as the world's largest archipelagic state, holds a highly strategic geographic position, located between two continents and two oceans. This location makes Indonesia...

Peacekeeping or Diplomacy Stunt? Indonesia’s KONGA Missions

Indonesia's Peacekeeping Missions under the United Nations, known as the Garuda Contingent (KONGA), stand as a significant instrument in the Indonesian government's foreign policy...

Trump Tariffs and Global Economic Fragmentation: A New Path for Indonesia

New Round of Trade War On April 2, President Donald Trump launched a massive tariff policy in his "Liberation Day" speech, marking a new chapter...

Building a Shared Future: Strategic Dynamics of Indonesia–China Infrastructure Projects

The relationship between Indonesia and China has recorded significant progress over the past two decades, particularly in the realm of economic diplomacy. A key...

Amid Trade Wars, Gen-Z and Digital Shifts Reshape Indonesia’s Global Trade Future

Abstract: This article explores the challenges and opportunities facing Indonesia in the context of the global trade war between the United States and China,...

How Digital Tech Is Opening Doors for Indonesians with Disabilities

Almost every country, including developing countries, has increased its use of digital technology over time. The presence and development of digital technology, particularly the...

What the Indonesia–Japan Trade Deal Means for Indonesia’s Economy

Relations between countries and cooperation in the international community are often shaped by similarities, such as language, geography, ideology, and political and economic interests....

Prabowo Subianto’s Sumatra Selatan Rally and the Precarious Balance of Indonesian Democracy

Indonesia’s political landscape has entered a new phase with the election and presidency of Prabowo Subianto. His recent visit to Sumatra Selatan in April...

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Strains Deepen in Transatlantic Alliance as Trust and Strategy Diverge

Tensions are growing within the transatlantic alliance as European...

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