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Indonesia’s Defense System and Geopolitical Challenges in 2024 (Part I) Indonesia, with its unique characteristics as the world’s largest archipelago, faces complex defense and geopolitical system challenges in 2024. The management of national security and efforts to maintain sovereignty in the midst of global geopolitical dynamics are so complex with its geographical conditions consisting of
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