President Prabowo Subianto appears to be increasingly demonstrating his role as a Foreign Policy President. Since being inaugurated as the 8th President of the Republic of Indonesia, Prabowo has tirelessly met with leaders from various countries in various regions....
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Toward a Symmetrical Public Diplomacy: Rethinking Korea–ASEAN Engagement
This article was originally published at the Public Diplomacy Center (PDC) website, https://uscpublicdiplomacy.org/blog/toward-symmetrical-public-diplomacy-rethinking-korea%E2%80%93asean-engagement Every year, the ISEAS “State of Southeast Asia” survey...
The Dangers of the Narrative “Galang Island’s Readiness to Accommodate Palestinians”
"The Indonesian government should stop its narrative regarding Indonesia's readiness to accommodate sick Palestinians on Galang Island. The international media has created the impression that Indonesia's position is very soft on Israel and the United States. This...
Lee Jae-myung’s Pragmatism: A Re-Opening for ASEAN, and Why Indonesia Must Catch Up
On June 3, South Korea welcomed its new president after almost six months of paralysis caused by the declaration of martial law in December last year. Lee Jae-myung won the election with 49.42%, securing victory by a margin of 8.27% from his rival. Lee is no newcomer...
Will Indonesia’s new carbon market be a climate solution or a game for big players?
Yulia Indrawati Sari is a lecturer in international relations at Parahyangan Catholic University, in Bandung, Indonesia, specialising in environmental issues. Frans Siahaan is an independent consultant on environmental governance. This article was originally...
South Korea’s New Leadership : The Fate of a Stalled Comprehensive Strategic Partnership with ASEAN
Ratih Indraswari - Assistant Professor - Parahyangan Catholic University This article was originally published at Korea–Indonesia Connection (https://kicfisipui.org/south-koreas-new-leadership-and-strategic-partnership-with-asean) Next week, on June 3rd, 2025, South...