Yvette Elizabeth Tanamal
Reporter, General News and International Affairs at The Jakarta Post
Journo at The Jakarta Post. Mostly foreign affairs, occasionally defense. Initialed (yve). Tips: [email protected] | RTs not endorsement
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2 days ago |
thejakartapost.com | Yvette Elizabeth Tanamal
United States Ambassador to Indonesia Kamala Shirin Lakhdhir will conclude her mission in Jakarta later this month, the US embassy stated on Tuesday, officially announcing the end of her nine-month long tenure in the country. Lakhdhir will make her last round of engagement with several Indonesian officials and stakeholders before leaving, the announcement added, and her absence will be temporarily filled by the US embassy in Jakarta’s deputy chief of mission Heather C.
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3 days ago |
thejakartapost.com | Yvette Elizabeth Tanamal
Indonesia and China reiterated their commitment to intensify their strategic cooperation and high-level dialogues on Monday amid an increasingly intense geopolitical landscape. Foreign Minister Sugiono and Defense Minister Sjafrie Sjamsoeddin touched down in Beijing on Monday for the two-plus-two meeting with their Chinese counterparts Wang Yi and Dong Jun, respectively.
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6 days ago |
thejakartapost.com | Yvette Elizabeth Tanamal
Foreign Minister Sugiono has met with his United States counterpart Marco Rubio on the sidelines of the former’s visit to Washington, DC to negotiate President Donald Trump’s trade tariffs, with analysts describing the meeting as a welcome “new page” in both countries’ relations. The tête-à-tête, the first between the two top diplomats in Washington, highlighted several key regional and international issues, including the South China Sea and developments in the Middle East.
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1 week ago |
thejakartapost.com | Yvette Elizabeth Tanamal
oreign Minister Sugiono has met with his United States counterpart, Marco Rubio, during his visit to Washington, where the two discussed various key issues including the latest developments in the Middle East and the South China Sea, as well as the ongoing US trade tariff negotiations. Jakarta and Washington will continue to expand their strategic partnership in various sectors including political security, defense, trade and investments, official statements asserted.
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1 week ago |
thejakartapost.com | Yvette Elizabeth Tanamal
he “Bandung Spirit” introduced during the Asia-Africa Conference seven decades ago remains relevant as a strategy for Global South countries in facing the disintegration of the current world order, which requires increased communication and collective identity building among developing nations, diplomats and academicians have said.
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