Honduras Cutting Taiwan Off: China Wins – OpEd
The rise of Taiwan since President Tsai Ing-wen was elected has been a global challenge for China, including how Tsai
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Author: M Habib Pashya
M Habib Pashya is a Master's student at Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM). His research focuses on China's foreign policy, Indonesia's foreign policy, and US-Taiwan-China relations.
Articles by M Habib Pashya :
Indonesia And iQIYI: China’s Effort To Adjust Its Image – OpEd
For Indonesia, China is a prominent trading partner. However, their relations have been colored by a negative perception, especially among
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Guyana’s Oil: Chinese ‘New Partner’ – OpEd
China’s move in many regions is not only in the Middle East, but also in Latin America, especially in Guyana.
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What Should Indonesia Learn From China’s Solar Power Panels Strategy? – OpEd
A study by Diwangkara Bagus Nugraha and Zulfikar Rakhmat in 2020 showed that the acceleration of renewable energy in Indonesia
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How Taiwan Helps Indonesia? – OpEd
Taiwan is a tiny “country” located in East Asia. The connotation of “country” has been debatable for Taiwan due to
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Palestine And Uyghur: Muslim But Different Policies – OpEd
The discrimination against Muslim Uyghur in Xinjiang, China has been a prominent issue. In early September, the United Nations High
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Jokowi’s Soul On Ukraine-Russia Conflict – OpEd
After June 26-28 on the G7 Summit, an Indonesian President, Jokowi, was scheduled to meet an Ukrainian President, Volodymyr Zelensky
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Chinese Legacies In Indonesia: Strengthening Xi Jinping Policies? – OpEd
Until 2022, China’s footprints in Indonesia have spread not only in politics and economy but also in culture. Jakarta and
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China’s J-10 Fighter Jets, Indonesia And The South China Sea – OpEd
In February 2022, the first Chinese-made J-10 multi-role fighter jets for the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) appeared. The single-engine J-10
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The Options Of Indonesia For Facing China In South China Sea – OpEd
In early 2022, the Chinese ship CCG5302 will be the first to shadow oil drilling in the North Natuna Sea.
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