Posts tagged Julian Neuweiler
Best of 2023: Indonesia
Best of 2023: Indonesia

As the 2022 G20 Chair and last year’s chairman of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), Jakarta has been at the forefront of several important discussions around current world affairs. On 14 February 2024, the country will hold its general elections.

We present some of our most insightful pieces looking at various aspects of Indonesia’s internal dynamics and its engagement with the external world.

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Editor's Picks9DLindonesia, Indo-Pacific, 9DASHLINE, Prabowo’s Ukraine proposal underscores Indonesia’s fractured foreign policy, Andreyka Natalegawa, Elephant in the room: Indonesia hesitates to strike India-Russia missile deal, Andi Raihanah Ashar, Why the Philippines and Indonesia have warmed to AUKUS, Julian Neuweiler, Patrick Trigclavcanin, Indonesia and North Korea: Warm memories of the Cold War, GATRA PRIYANDITA, INDONESIA’S NEW CRIMINAL CODE TURNS REPRESENTATIVES INTO RULERS, Sana Jaffrey, Eve Warburton
Why the Philippines and Indonesia have warmed to AUKUS
Why the Philippines and Indonesia have warmed to AUKUS

Written by Julian Neuweiler and Patrick Triglavcanin

Continuing efforts in transparency are also important. A formal mechanism for communication should be established between AUKUS members and Southeast Asia.

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