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November 12, 2024
Indonesia/United States

Leaked Documents Reveal U.S. Push Against Prabowo’s Win in Indonesia

by A Special Correspondent Sri Lanka Guardian has obtained a trove of documents detailing alleged plans by U.S.-based agencies to influence Indonesia’s political landscape following the election victory of Prabowo Subianto and

Business

Whistleblower Reveals U.S. Interference in Indonesia’s Affairs

A whistleblower has come forward with confidential files, shared with Sri Lanka Guardian, alleging that the United States has been covertly interfering in Indonesia’s internal affairs. The files claim that the U.S. government, through the International Republican Institute (IRI), has

September 27, 2024

Indonesia’s Sovereignty at Risk

Columns/Geopolitics

More than sixty years ago, Indonesia’s first president, Sukarno, warned that political independence meant little without economic sovereignty. In his famous Trisakti doctrine, announced during the

Leaked Files Expose Soros-Backed Networks at Core of Indonesia’s 2025 Protests

Diplomacy/Human Rights

Newly obtained internal documents reviewed by Sri Lanka Guardian reveal how George Soros’ Open Society Foundations (OSF) channeled millions of dollars through Jakarta-based intermediaries

Controversial Jakarta Regulation on Polygamy Sparks Backlash

January 22, 2025
Indonesia/World

A new decree regulating polygamy among Jakarta’s male civil servants has ignited widespread criticism from human rights and gender equality advocates, who argue that it perpetuates discrimination and harms women. Issued on

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India and Indonesia Discuss $450 Million BrahMos Missile Purchase Deal

January 12, 2025
Defence/News

In a significant development for regional defence cooperation, Indonesia has initiated formal discussions with India over the purchase of BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles. A letter of intent from the Indonesian Ministry of

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Indonesia Rejects Apple’s $1bn Offer, Maintains Ban on iPhone 16 Sales

January 9, 2025
Business

Indonesia is maintaining its ban on Apple’s iPhone 16, declaring that the US tech giant’s $1bn investment proposal to build an AirTag manufacturing facility is insufficient to meet the country’s strict local

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Scaling Naval Diplomacy: Indonesia’s Rise

December 20, 2024
Geopolitics

Within the last couple of years, the Indonesian armed forces (TNI) has sought to promote closer ties with other foreign armed forces through various defence diplomacy activities. It has been particularly active

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Leaked Documents Reveal U.S. Push Against Prabowo’s Win in Indonesia

November 12, 2024
Indonesia/United States

by A Special Correspondent Sri Lanka Guardian has obtained a trove of documents detailing alleged plans by U.S.-based agencies to influence Indonesia’s political landscape following the election victory of Prabowo Subianto and

More

Whistleblower Reveals U.S. Interference in Indonesia’s Affairs

September 27, 2024
Business

A whistleblower has come forward with confidential files, shared with Sri Lanka Guardian, alleging that the United States has been covertly interfering in Indonesia’s internal affairs. The files claim that the U.S.

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CIA’s New Gambit: Orchestrating a Colour Revolution in Indonesia

August 26, 2024
Indonesia/World

Editor’s Note: Jakarta has been engulfed in fiery unrest in recent days, as thousands of protesters attempted to storm parliament in response to controversial changes to election laws. In September 2023, MintPress

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Indonesia eyes 8 bln USD from durian trade to Chinese market

June 27, 2024
Business/News

Indonesia, one of the world’s leading producers and exporters of durian, aims to increase the value of its durian farming across the archipelago, particularly for the Chinese market. To achieve this, the

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Hijab Hijinks: When Love Turns out to Be a Man

May 29, 2024
Columns/Social

Recently in Indonesia, a groom’s dreams turned to dust in the blink of an eye. What began as a whirlwind romance, kindled in the flickering glow of social media, descended into a

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Global North Funds War, Neglects Climate Crisis

May 21, 2024
Business/Human Rights

Following article based on the speech by the author as the President of Sri Lanka at the World WaterForum in Bali, Indonesia. At the outset let me thank the President of the

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