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...
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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...
Can Money buy people’s hearts and minds? Review of Cross-Strait Economic and Security Issues
Chun-Yi Lee, Director of the Taiwan Research Hub, University of Nottingham (This is the transcript of speech delivered by Chun-Yi Lee at the Internasional Seminar on the Taiwan Strait in the Shifting Geopolitical Landscape: Reviewing the Past, Paving the Path to...
The US-China Chip War: Is There an Opportunity for Indonesia?
A. Irawan J Hartono, Specialist in International Political Economy, PACIS UNPAR In addition to fierce competition in the trade of various commodities to the US market, China is also embroiled in fierce competition with the United States in the production of...
Trade War: The US’s Costly Efforts to Maintain Its Position as a Global Leader
A. Irawan J. Hartono, Ph.D, Specialist in International Political Economy, PACIS Unpar The global economy has been facing uncertainty since early February 2025 when President Trump announced the imposition of reciprocal tariffs on foreign imports into the United...
The Relocation of Gaza Residents Must Be Opposed
Kishino Bawono, Middle East Studies Specialist The hidden agenda behind Israel's invasion of Gaza seems to be coming to light. Until now, Israel's invasions have always been justified as efforts to rescue Israeli citizens captured by Hamas. These invasions have also...






