Is Indonesia abandoning ASEAN?: The Jakarta Post
This is the second time since President Prabowo’s inauguration that Indonesia has sent a concerning message to its regional neighbours.
This is the second time since President Prabowo’s inauguration that Indonesia has sent a concerning message to its regional neighbours.
The AHRD remains a document of relevance and ambivalence.
There is concern that the prolonged absence of power in South Korea will have a negative impact on Japan-South Korea relations and other aspects of the situation in Asia.
Governments across the region are employing increasingly sophisticated and repressive tactics to silence dissent, stifle opposition and suppress independent voices.
First high-level meetings since Hasina's fall touch on key bilateral challenges.
India’s failure to prevent such false narratives won’t help bilateral relations.
National unity is needed to expose falsehoods.
The events point to an escalation of anti-Bangladesh sentiments on the Indian side, fostered by a misinformation campaign in sections of the Indian media and government.
Hostile rhetoric and mobilisations by Hindutva groups are fuelling unrest.
Indonesia's neighbors have the right to hear about the actual situation from President Prabowo himself.