Geography made Indonesia and Australia neighbours. Policy decides what kind of neighbours they become.

Last Thursday, the Indonesian Institute for Foreign Affairs (IIFA UIII) welcome

Industrial policy is always written for a world that has not arrived yet. The harder question is not what Indonesia should build, but which futures it should be ready to build in.

On 15 a

Every Indonesian government since 1948 has claimed bebas-aktif as its own. On 23 September in Padang, IIFA in collaboration with Universitas Andalas brought together historians, political scientist

The Public Discussion on Indonesia’s Accession to the OECD: Perspectives from Academics and Think-Tanks, a collaborative event between the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and IIFA UIII, attracted

This IIFA Discussion session is led by Prof. Dr. Kirill Babaev, Director of the Institute of China and Contemporary Asia of the Russian Academy of Sciences (ICCA RAS), who presents the topic &l