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Re-engagement with Kopassus
The Jakarta Post - July 28, 2010
Yet, while fully accounting for past violence and military abuses is a moral and strategic imperative, one should also measure the impact of the US-Kopassus re-engagement within the context of Indonesia? defense transformation. |
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An expanded East Asia Summit should be welcomed
The Jakarta Post - July 27, 2010
Foreign ministers of ASEAN, during the 43rd ASEAN Ministerial Meeting (AMM) in Hanoi last week, have made a wise decision with regard to the East Asian Summit (EAS). They agreed to recommend to ASEAN leaders to formally make the decision to invite the US and Russia to join the East Asia Summit (EAS). |
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If asked, RI must play a role in Moro peace talks
The Jakarta Post - July 19, 2010
The new Philippines President, Benigno Aquino III, hinted that he may ask Indonesia to become a third-party facilitator in the peace process between his government and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF). |
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Hak memilih bagi anggota TNI
Koran Tempo - July 9, 2010
Sipil harus membangun sistem politik dan pemilu yang aman, jujur, dan adil, mengakomodasi aplikasi hak dan kewajiban setiap warga negaranya, hingga menyiapkan calon calon pemimpin bangsa yang berkualitas dengan latar belakang apa pun demi kemajuan Indonesia |
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The PKS experiment
The Jakarta Post - June 30, 2010
The success of PKS?strategic shift to the ?enter?is going to depend less on how the PKS implement its new strategy but more on whether the current three big parties can get organized and maintain their support base when the 2014 election comes around. |
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To vote or not to vote, that is not the question
Today (Singapore) - June 28, 2010
Today, the problem is not whether the military should be allowed to vote - they have the fundamental right to do so as citizens - but it is about when and under what conditions. |
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Is China failing SE Asia's test?
The Jakarta Post - June 7, 2010
In the last fortnight, details have emerged regarding the Chinese Navy's growing assertiveness and naval projection capability in the region. |
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New leaders for 2014 are in the making
The Jakarta Post - May 31, 2010
After the re-election of President Susilo Bambang Yudho-yono last year, many raised the question of who would likely succeed him as Indonesia's president in 2014. This is indeed a legitimate and important question. |
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The rise of Indonesia's 'accidental guerrillas'?
Today (Singapore) - May 26, 2010
The arrest of two university students in Central Java on terrorism charges two weeks ago highlights several trends regarding Indonesia's evolving terrorist threat. |
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From Sri Mulyani to Martowardojo: A continuity
The Jakarta Post - May 22, 2010
Despite having a highly qualified individual replacing Mulyani, we have to realize that the overall political context has not changed dramatically. Consequently, it will not be surprising if too aggressive or progressive reform agendas, which have the potential to disturb the political and financial interests of those in the coalition, will be stalled. |
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