Strategies for Managing Fiscal Stability in Regional Governments President Prabowo Subianto’s statement in Vladivostok, Russia, on September 3, 2026, reaffirmed a fundamental principle of Indonesia’s foreign policy: remaining non-aligned, refraining from joining any military alliance, while remaining open to building relations and cooperation with all countries. This reaffirmation was delivered when the President attended the
Monetary Geostrategy in Managing Fiscal Stability and the Ethics and Morality of Power Fiscal stability is not merely a matter of how a state generates revenue and finances its expenditures. It is also a reflection of a nation’s ability to maintain a balance between wealth, power, and the welfare of its people. From a geostrategic
Indonesia’s Geopolitical and Geostrategic Potential as a Source of Global Attraction Indonesia is more than an archipelagic nation situated between two continents and two oceans. It occupies a strategic space that provides access to various parts of the world. Its geographical position, connecting the Indian Ocean and the Pacific Ocean, makes the Indonesian archipelago one
From a Geopolitical Perspective: Developing Jakarta as a Fulfillment of Indonesia’s Independence In an increasingly uncertain world, the strength of a nation is determined not only by the size of its defense arsenal, the extent of its territory, or its diplomatic capabilities. National resilience begins with the government’s ability to maintain domestic stability when the
Indonesia Needs Economic, Political, Legal, and National Resilience to Realize a Greater Indonesia Uncertainty has become the defining feature of today’s world. As wars continue in various regions, rivalry among major powers intensifies, technological disruption accelerates without pause, and pressures on the global economy continue to mount, every nation is required to develop far greater
Indonesia’s Geopolitics Is Expected to Become More Stable In an increasingly unpredictable world, stability is no longer merely a desirable condition. It has become a strategic necessity for every nation seeking not only to survive but also to prosper. Ongoing wars in various regions, intensifying great power rivalry in the Indo-Pacific, energy crises, growing cyber
Asta Cita: Enhancing Economic Growth and Equity As Indonesia approaches the year 2026, the nation stands at a compelling historical juncture—a moment in which development idealism, macroeconomic stability, and long-term vision begin to converge in harmonious alignment. It is within this context that Asta Cita emerges not merely as a list of governmental priorities, but
Geopolitical Strategy: Building the New Capital is Not a Rush Job By: Prof. Dr. Drs. Ermaya Suradinata, S.H., M.H., M.Si Editor: Dhania Puspa Purbasari Dr. Dino Patti Djalal, M.A., who also served as Indonesia’s Deputy Foreign Minister (2014), conveyed three guidelines regarding the New Capital in a widely circulated video. They are: 1. The construction
Catching the Signals of Global Geopolitical Uncertainty The USS Ronald Reagan (left) and the USS Boxer amphibious warfare ship and other ships participate in exercises in the South China Sea on October 6, 2019. (NAVY OFFICE OF INFORMATION/ERWIN JACOB V MICIANO VIA AFP) World geopolitics is a tough row to hoe . So complicated and
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