The China-Global South Podcast
Indonesia's Role in the Burgeoning South China Sea Crisis
May 8, 2024
President-elect Prabowo Subianto faces challenges as tensions rise in the South China Sea. Analyst Zulfikar discusses Indonesia's position, navigating Chinese incursions, and balancing ties with the US. The podcast explores Indonesia's role in the escalating crisis and the complexities of mediating amidst regional tensions.
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- Indonesia's President-elect faces a pivotal challenge in managing the South China Sea crisis and maintaining neutrality.
- China's dominance in Indonesia's nickel industry raises concerns about environmental impact and the need for technical assistance.
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Concerns over South China Sea Crisis and Taiwan Monitoring
While many believe Taiwan is a significant flashpoint in Asia, recent insights suggest a lesser focus on it due to the complexities of a military operation. The crisis intensifies in the South China Sea, especially around the Second Thomas Shoal, where tensions arise between the Philippines and China, overshadowing Taiwan's concerns.
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