Indonesian Geopolitics and Misleading World War Doctrine Indonesia’s position is very strategic, therefore, with geopolitics, it can be understood that Indonesia’s position which is between two continents and two oceans has a lot of impact on the sustainability of Indonesia and the world. So together with this comprehensive understanding of geopolitics becomes more holistic in
Electing Leader Who Masters Indonesian Geopolitics Bung Karno, in his opening speech at the 8th BAPERKI National Congress at the “Gelora Bung Karno” Sports Palace, on March 14 1963, said that a leader is not someone who appoints himself to be leader. A true leader, a leader, is the heart of the struggle. This message
World’s Geopolitics new Chapter A new chapter happened. Diplomatic relations between Saudi Arabia and Iran have returned to normal. The two countries in the Middle East region agreed to reopen their respective embassies. This normalization has the effect of easing tensions and restoring peace in the region, as well as the world, so that geopolitical
Geopolitics and Geostrategy of Regional Defense Systems Geopolitics and geostrategy Indonesia is in a very strategic position in the world. This was first stated by President Soekarno when conveying the main ideas of Indonesian geopolitics and geostrategy at the opening of the first regular course, as well as the inauguration of the Indonesian National Resilience
Indonesian Geopolitics in Facing Terrorist Ideology President Soekarno in his supervision and first lecture in front of the participants of the Regular Course Batch (KRA) 1 of the National Defense Institute (Lemhannas) at the State Palace, Jakarta, on 20 May 1965, emphasized that the ideal democratic order for a developing country like Indonesia about what
Security System Geostrategy in Combating KKB (armed criminal groups) The Round Table Conference (KMB) which took place in Den Haag, Netherlands, from 23 August to 2 November 1949, and was attended by representatives from the Republic of Indonesia, the Netherlands, and the BFO – representatives of various countries created by the Dutch in the Indonesian
Bung Karno’s Geostrategic Philosophy for World Peace The great leader of the Indonesia, Bung Karno called out for world peace, in front of the leaders from 25 countries who attended the 1961 Non-Aligned Movement Summit, in Yugoslavia. This human emancipation call out is based on a noble desire, because for the sake of world peace,
Indonesian Geopolitics, ASEAN Peace, and Building the World On September 30 1960, in his speech entitled “To Build The World a New”, Bung Karno shouted: “Build this World again! Build this world strong and healthy! Build a world where all nations live in peace and brotherhood. Build a world that suits the dreams and aspirations
Nurturing Pancasila to Fight the Threat of Radicalism The notion of radicalism is a dangerous shock to unity and oneness, because this understanding pushes its beliefs to extremes so that social or political changes are quick and sudden. This is clearly a threat. This was confirmed by the winner of the Bintang Yudhaharma Utama Republik
Indonesian Geopolitics: Perspective for Choosing Leaders Leaders cannot just come and be elected. Nor can it be duplicated or ordered – or just like “abracadabra! be the leader”. However, in the conclusion of modern Indonesian history, leaders can be identified as originating from the people. This is what the great leader of the Republic of
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