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Economic Cooperation Between Indonesia & East-Timor: The Dilemmas Behind Strategic Decision
The highlight in ASEAN news for the past few weeks, Indonesia has agreed that East-Timor will be included in the ASEAN agenda for 2023,...
Right to Work: Domestic Worker’s Protection as Vulnerable Group
The ILO defines domestic workers as those who work in private homes and for employers. These jobs include cleaning, cooking, washing and ironing clothes,...
Indonesia’s ASEAN Chairmanship and South China Sea/East Sea issue
Indonesia has taken over the Chairmanship of ASEAN last year and it must work towards outlining few aspects of ASEAN Community building processes, reinvigorating...
The Large Informal Economy in Indonesia: an institutional weakness?
Indonesia is one of the developing countries in Asia with a large number of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs). In 2016, the Bureau...
BRICS reaching out to PEAKS: the next wave of expansion
Throughout 2022 the theme of BRICS expansion has taken on notable momentum as China’s BRICS+ initiative has engendered increasing aspirations from some of the...
Jokowi’s Spin-Off: Becoming International Statesman
Entering 2023 just going as equally as “The End of the Jokowi’s Era”. It could be seen by the fact that Indonesia has been...
Myanmar Crisis Presents Major Challenge for Indonesia’s 2023 ASEAN Chairmanship
At the 40th and 41st ASEAN Summits closing ceremony in November 2022, Cambodian prime minister Hun Sen handed over a gavel to Indonesian president...
The Irony of Indonesian Media Disaster Communication
Indonesia occupies the fourth position as the most populous country in the world, with a projected population that will continue to increase every year,...
To engage or not engage. Hindus and Muslims suss each other out
Moderate Muslims and militant Hindu nationalists are strange bedfellows at the best of times, particularly when they come together to reshape Hindu-Muslim relations in...
Indonesia’s Ambiguity in the South China Sea is Hampering its Interest
Indonesia always says that it formally neither claims any area in the South China Sea, nor has conflicts with China in the North Natuna...