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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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 :
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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Why Does China Need Feminism? – OpEd
Since 2021, feminism in China has been a hot issue. Today, Chinese women have faced discrimination in the workplace, politics
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AIIB In Indonesia: How Far Has It Come? – OpEd
Indonesian President, Joko Widodo has big plans for Indonesia to make infrastructure a top priority. For example, building ports, railroads,
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China Is Benchmark For Indonesia’s Economy, But There Are Concerns – OpEd
In December 2020, Indonesia’s bank, Bank Rakyat Indonesia (BRI) became the first bank to collaborate with China’s mobile and online
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AUKUS And Indonesia’s Dilemma – OpEd
On September 15, 2021, the United States, the UK, and Australia agreed to form an alliance called AUKUS (Australia, the
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The Struggle Of China’s Digital Diplomacy – OpEd
In early January 2021, The State Department declared on Tuesday that the Chinese government is committing genocide and crimes against
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Does MEA Benefit Indonesia? – OpEd
n early 2020, Head of Indonesian MEA had prepared to sign ASEAN Agreement on Electronic Commerce, First Protocol to Amend
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Is China Using Pakistan To Gain Support For Its Presence In South China Sea? – OpEd
According to The South China Morning Post in early July, Malaysia’s air force detected Chinese military activities in its territory.
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