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Transnationalism In The Malay World
Pressing Issues Await Pope Francis In Indonesia
Indonesia President Touts Economic Success In Final State Address
A Month Of New Power Flexing
Indonesian President In Damage Control Over New Capital
Prabowo's New Fears and Hope
From Desperation To Determination: Indonesian Trafficking Survivors Demand Justice
What A Prabowo Win Signals For US-Indonesia Relations
An Invisible Killer Hangs In The Air Of Asia’s Cities
Only A DPP Win Will Assure Arc Of Democracy
Constitution: Cabinet Can’t Unilaterally Determine Parliament Agenda!
Asia-Pacific Region Eyes Cooperation With Russia Despite Western Pressure
Choosing The West Or The East?
Indonesia Walks An APEC Tightrope
Solidify Joint Security Bond with Singapore
Is ASEAN The Indo-Pacific's Ultimate Power Broker?
WASHINGTON, US: China and the United States, like sports captains picking sides, have been engaged in a considered effort to enlist partners.
ASEAN’S China Dilemma
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia: The 43rd ASEAN Summit and Related Summits in Jakarta are again a manifestation of distinct power plays, denting any aspired efficacy of the scramble to elevate conflict prevention mechanisms.
Wang Yi’s Visit A Reflection Of Beijing’s New Soft Power Scramble
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia:Foreign Minister Wang Yi’s travel to a three-country strategic engagement stint is aimed at shoring up public and diplomatic image of the country, deepening trust and strategic mutual dependence, and regaining soft power and geopolitical influence in the region amidst growing tension with the US and worsening tension in the South China Sea against the backdrop of the water cannoning incident with the Philippines.
Is Neutrality The Best Path for Malaysia?
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia:After chairing the second meeting of the Foreign Policy Consultation Council, Foreign Minister Datuk Seri Zambry Abdul Kadir stated that Malaysia needs to adopt an approach to be seen as a middle power with a pragmatic policy in facing current geopolitical challenges, and that a balanced and nuanced policy is crucial for Malaysia to avoid being perceived as leaning too much to any particular power, with the need to ensure that the non-aligned policy to bring positive impact.