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Blog: Australian Institute of International Affairs
New financing arrangements to encourage green energy growth will help Indonesia facilitate the transition from coal to renewables. But concerns arise around loan instruments and interest payment conditions.
Blog: Australian Institute of International Affairs
Indonesia stands at a pivotal moment in its quest for a sustainable energy future. With ambitious targets to elevate the proportion of sustainable fuels in its energy matrix, the nation seeks international collaboration as a linchpin in its trajectory toward success.
Blog: Australian Institute of International Affairs
2023 revealed a quiet but booming relationship between Taiwan and Indonesia, and 2024 looks to be similarly robust. More educational exchanges, more technology collaboration projects, and more Indonesian migrant workers in Taiwan are planned.
Blog: Australian Institute of International Affairs
The Indonesian government's meetings with China underscore a pragmatic approach to relations, where economics and investment is paramount. Missing in the broader dialogue are values, many of which are derided in Beijing.
Blog: Australian Institute of International Affairs
The people of Rempang and Galang Island, Batam City (Kepri Province) Indonesia, have been living in an atmosphere of anxiety for the last few months. The development of new island economic areas for which the government seems increasingly willing to ignore the people in its search for investments has created trouble for the new investors.
Blog: Australian Institute of International Affairs
Many ongoing challenges pervade ASEAN-China relations, not least China's assertive maritime claims in the South China Sea (SCS). Further dialogue on a Code of Conduct for the SCS at this years summit illustrates that reaching an agreement may simply be impossible.
Blog: Australian Institute of International Affairs
The recent Trilateral dialogue between China, Indonesia, and Russia can be seen as a useful platform to test for new areas of cooperation. While many differences within the group persist, shared interests are likely to be hyped with key antagonisms conveniently forgotten.
Blog: Australian Institute of International Affairs
The prior political experience of 2024 Indonesian presidential election candidate Ganjar Pranowo illustrates a strong pro-China lean for Indonesia if he is elected. Leading the largest party, his chances of success are considerable.