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Prabowo’s Overtures to China and Ramifications on the South China Sea Dispute

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Indonesia’s long-standing position is that it is not a party to the South China Sea dispute because it does not have an overlapping maritime boundary claim with China. In Jakarta’s view, China’s nine-dash line has no legal basis. But the new Prabowo administration might have undermined Jakarta’s position.Was the apparent U-turn a blunder by Sugiono, Indonesia’s rookie foreign minister? Or was it a calculated move by President Prabowo Subianto to…
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