Indonesia still does not recognise China's sea claims: Foreign Minister
JAKARTA: Indonesia still does not recognise Beijing's claims in the South China Sea, Foreign Minister Sugiono said Monday (Dec 2), seeking to dismiss concerns that a recent joint statement with China could jeopardise its sovereignty.
It is necessary for Indonesia to carefully consider whether joining either group could compromise its sovereignty and position as an influential country in ASEAN and the Global South.
Anindya Bakrie, chair of the Indonesia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KADIN), says the country is well-positioned for ...
The Chinese PLA Southern Theater Command will send troops to Indonesia for the Peace Garuda-2024 joint HADR exercise.
Foreign Minister Sugiono emphasized that maritime cooperation with China does not compromise Indonesia's sovereignty over the ...
GT: What's your interpretation of the significance of the Global Development Initiative (GDI), the Global Security Initiative ...
Asian equities had a strong day as Indonesia was up more than 2%, while Japan, Pakistan, South Korea, Taiwan, and Thailand ...
China is a key partner in Indonesia's economic and trade landscape, says Arsjad Rasjid, chairman of the Indonesian Chamber of ...
To lift the country's ban on sales of the iPhone 16 series, Indonesia wants Apple to invest $1 billion to build a supply ...
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