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Helping Indonesia to help ourselves

Australia needs Indonesia to succeed. Canberra’s job is to make sure we remain friendly with, and even indispensable to, Jakarta.

Roland Rajah and Sam Roggeveen
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Australia’s strategic future hinges on Indonesia. Right now, Indonesia is struggling in the face of the health and economic pandemic unleashed by COVID-19. Australian support could make a pivotal difference.

Devising the best way forward requires a clear understanding of Australia’s long-term strategic interests, a little policy imagination, and a shot of political leadership.

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