Indonesia’s stance on Uyghur is consistent, but questionable
Going forward, Indonesia will look to maintaining its image as a human rights advocate as it assumes the Asean chairmanship in 2023.
Geopolitics
Never let history of Khmer Rouge genocide fade away
The paper says Japan must continue to strongly urge Hun Sen not to allow the democracy that was built with the support of the international community to retreat further.
West Asia shows US limits of its power
Only the naive would have been overly surprised at the decision by Opec Plus to cut oil production at a time when the US was expressly pressing for the opposite.
North Korea fires 1 short-range ballistic missile toward East Sea
The provocative move came after more than 10 North Korean warplanes staged a flight close to the inter-Korean border
US unveils security plan that mainly targets China
The Biden administration also declared in the 48-page document that the post-Cold War era is "definitely over".
Xi Jinping’s 3rd term to raise geopolitical pressure for Seoul: Experts
Experts also forecast that Xi's hawkish stance toward the US will only intensify the already heightened tensions between the two countries.
China serious about implementing Teesta Project: Chinese envoy
He also said China found the project very important after Bangladesh formally proposed it.
Indonesia will not lose sight of national priorities at G-20: Foreign minister
Amid the unabating crisis in Ukraine and major power rivalries, Retno said this year’s G-20 “was the most challenging” of affairs and had been “very, very difficult” to…
Japanese man returns home after 6 years in Chinese jail on spying charges
65-year-old Eiji Suzuki, a former head of the Japan-China youth exchange association, was arrested in 2016 on charges that he was involved in espionage.
North Korea says it has deployed cruise missiles able to carry tactical nuclear weapons
The cruise missiles are among a number of smaller weapons recently developed in order to better evade missile defenses.