Indonesia’s first C-130J Super Hercules ready to fly Air Force missions
The new Super Hercules fleet is expected to expand the Indonesian Air Force’s operational capacity in terms of speed, range and performance.
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Indonesia seeks trade cooperation, IKN investment from Japan
Data from the Indonesian Foreign Ministry said that in 2022, trade between Tokyo and Jakarta stood at US$42 billion, though foreign minister Retno added that this amount was still…
Jakarta communicates with representatives in Japan, Taiwan on ‘missing’ Indonesian sailors
On March 5 afternoon, Japanese coastguards spotted a vessel, reported to have been carrying seven people, capsized and drifting in waters north of the Senkaku Islands.
China commits to peace in South China Sea: Foreign minister
During his maiden state visit to the region, foreign minister Qin Gang also pledged to uphold contributions to regional security and intensify dialogue.
Timor Leste’s entry into ASEAN could help freedoms: Analysts
Since gaining independence from Indonesia in 1999, Timor Leste has flourished into one of the more progressive democracies in Southeast Asia.
Indonesia warns of ‘open conflict’ in Indo-Pacific
Analysts are now questioning the state of South-east Asia’s security and calling on Indonesia to strengthen relevant Asean-led mechanisms.
Fewer international airports won’t affect tourism: Tourism minister
While many international airports will be closed to cut costs and improve efficiency, Sandiaga reaffirmed that the 15 airports are being upgraded.
AUKUS ‘transparency’ crucial, Indonesian minister tells Australia
While Canberra reaffirmed its commitment to avoiding acquiring nuclear weapons, some countries are unconvinced that the nuclear-powered submarines will comply with international…
Embassy reports first Indonesian deaths in Turkey quakes
Scenes of utter destruction filled the footage taken by Indonesian officials based in Turkey as they made their way past collapsed buildings and public infrastructure.
South China Sea COC negotiations continue next month amid rising Asia-Pacific tensions
The negotiations would be part of Indonesia’s priority to implement the Asean Outlook on the Indo-Pacific.