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Simon HutagalungEurasia Review |
The killing of three Indonesian soldiers serving with the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) is a tragedy and
Indonesia’s foreign policy has taken a more assertive and dynamic turn under the stewardship of President Prabowo Sugianto. While the
Recent incidents involving Indonesian UNIFIL troops in southern Lebanon have been causing some consternation, not least in Jakarta. However, these
The US military involvement in the ongoing fighting in Iran is not limited to that country. US efforts pouring into
The presidential trip to Japan, which started on 29 March and is scheduled to conclude on 31 March, is a
Cuba has been considered in the United States for at least 60 years as a country that needs to be
Rural economies in emerging markets are often fragile, and this International Growth Centre brief explores the challenges and opportunities that
Rural economies are fragile and represent a large percentage of developing country economies. Smallholder farmers are producing most low-value...
The Iran crisis is increasingly spinning out of control, and it is becoming increasingly clear that each of the major
Taiwan is the production hub for the majority of the world’s semiconductors. This paper investigates the role of Taiwan’s semiconductors
The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) of the Philippines on Wednesday rejected China’s claim of sovereignty over parts of the
The United States has made so many policy mistakes in recent years that it has lost its way and declined
The Japanese government has announced plans to beef up its defences in western island prefectures by setting up radar, ammunition
The idea of sending the troops to invade and occupy Iran resurfaced in Washington in recent days, following the idea
Japan’s decision to modernise its defence system in connection with developments in Taiwan means a fundamental change for the security
The U.S. and Israel attacking Iran is not just another war in a region already at war. It is a
US President Donald Trump is scheduled to visit Beijing for a two-day state visit from March 31 to April 2
Grievances, border disputes, and political rivalries have long been major factors in Japan-China relations. In recent times, the nuclear factor
US President Donald Trump will visit China in April 2026, a period when US–China relations have entered a more unstable
Despite its small size, Singapore demonstrates that size does not matter. Despite being resource-poor and having limited land territory, it
The Korean Peninsula has historically been a major factor in international security. In the contemporary Indo-Pacific region, it is an
In his address to the inaugural Board of Peace meeting in Washington, D.C., President Prabowo Subianto provided a comprehensive overview
The Diet granted Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi a peaceful yet firm majority, which gave her enough political autonomy to operate
The United Nations operates under a financial emergency, which represents the complete breakdown of the international system established after World
The worldwide technology development of the future depends on Taiwan’s semiconductor manufacturing industry. The Taiwan Semiconductor...
China is a vital international ally, yet people distrust it and view it as a strategic competitor in the global
The Japanese government has issued warnings about an impending crisis in Taiwan because it needs to uphold its alliance with
The Japanese government announced immediate elections, which would take place only a few months after Sanae Takaichi took office as
The potential Indonesian involvement in the new Board of Peace for Gaza requires a thorough evaluation of their foreign policy
The Islamic Republic of Iran faces its most critical moment in 2026 because its economy has completely failed, and its
The South Korean President Lee Jae-myung visited Beijing in January 2026 for a diplomatic meeting, which exceeded standard diplomatic protocol.
The nation of Iran faces an essential crossroads because of internal turmoil and foreign dangers, which produce a dangerous situation
The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) member states take turns to lead the organisation through annual chairmanship, which enables
The United Nations Secretary-General position functions as the international cooperation hub which directs global affairs management. The...
The United Nations would create a new direction through its established methods by selecting a female Secretary-General to replace António
The United States and China maintain a competitive relationship which transforms the Indo-Pacific region through strategic changes that affect...
The current Australian situation requires a single operational framework which unites foreign policy with environmental management. The world faces an
The strategic actions of China in East Asia have forced Japan and South Korea, and Taiwan to develop defensive strategies
The United States and China engage in an escalating great-power rivalry which threatens Southeast Asia’s current stability. The growing economic
The Ukrainian conflict shows two opposing peace establishment methods, which nations must choose between forced submission and sovereign defence and
The tensions between China and Japan reached an all-time high in 2025. Beijing has strengthened its naval operations in the
The three nations, Australia, Indonesia and New Zealand, should create a trilateral framework which will boost Indo-Pacific stability through better
The Chinese Coast Guard deployed its vessels into the contiguous zone surrounding the Senkaku Islands on November 16th 2025, while
The security environment of East Asia faces an urgent nuclear dilemma, which stands as one of the most critical threats
The defence and security treaty between Australia and Indonesia entered its last phase of negotiations during November 2025 before its
The rising conflict between China and Japan about Taiwan’s status indicates fundamental changes in the security dynamics of the Indo-Pacific
The crisis in Mali shows how weak state institutions are in the Sahel region while demonstrating how advanced transnational jihadist
Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s rise to power in October 2025 marked a significant shift in Japan’s political landscape. Her right-wing
The Indonesian government announced a rupiah redenomination plan through Finance Minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa as part of its 2025–2029 financial
Indonesia’s foreign policy is fundamentally rooted in its foundational philosophy, Pancasila. Pancasila started as the foundation of state ideology,...