Joining BRICS, Indonesia Sticks With Multi-Alignment Strategy

Fitriani

07 February 2025

7 min

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Indonesia, the first Southeast Asian nation in BRICS, faces potential strains with ASEAN, the US, and EU, while internal divisions within BRICS may challenge its cohesion and effectiveness.

READ: Joining BRICS, Indonesia sticks with multi-alignment strategy.

References

The Strategist (Australian Strategic Policy Institute: ASPI): High factual reporting
COLLECTIONS/The Runway (airforce.gov.au)
RAAF RUNWAY: RATIONALE GUIDELINES LEARNING OUTCOMES ETC)

Joining BRICS, Indonesia Sticks With Multi-Alignment Strategy

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