Artificial Intelligence (AI) is reshaping global governance, yet decision-making remains concentrated among major powers, limiting the Global South’s influence. This policy brief examines how Indonesia can uphold its bebas aktif foreign policy while navigating technological dependencies and competing international AI frameworks. It recommends strengthening Global South coalitions, establishin…
Indonesia’s diplomatic effectiveness and strategic autonomy depend on a capable workforce, yet the Ministry of Foreign Affairs lacks an integrated learning ecosystem connecting competency development, knowledge management, talent systems, and digital technology. This policy brief recommends establishing an integrated digital learning platform, implementing competency-based and experiential le…
Indonesia and Timor-Leste have built strong political trust through post-conflict reconciliation, but evolving regional dynamics and Timor-Leste’s ASEAN accession require a more strategic and sustainable bilateral partnership. This policy brief recommends strengthening bilateral governance, enhancing border and economic connectivity, supporting Timor-Leste’s ASEAN integration, and investing…
Indonesia can leverage Europe’s growing demand for skilled workers to create safer, higher-value employment opportunities while strengthening skills development and national economic benefits. However, fragmented coordination between labour-market demand, qualification recognition, recruitment, and worker protection limits this potential. This policy brief recommends establishing a National S…
Indonesia’s capital relocation to Nusantara presents strategic opportunities and security challenges due to its proximity to vital international trade and data routes. This policy brief recommends establishing an integrated Foreign Spatial Governance Authority to coordinate embassy land allocation, enforce reciprocal land arrangements, and develop secure, state-controlled digital infrastructu…
Indonesia’s MSMEs contribute significantly to the national economy but remain underrepresented in exports, particularly in India, where bilateral trade is dominated by raw and semi-processed commodities. This policy brief recommends a diplomatically led Indonesia–India MSME Market Access Task Force to integrate market intelligence, trade financing, halal certification, and buyer matchmaking…
Indonesia’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs faces a human capital challenge as the growing number of senior diplomats exceeds available structural positions, resulting in underutilized expertise and reduced organizational efficiency. This policy brief recommends an integrated talent mobilization framework combining internal matrix-based work teams with cross-agency assignments through the nationa…
Indonesia’s transition toward net-zero emissions by 2060 requires a secure, affordable, and low-carbon electricity system. This policy brief recommends developing Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) through an integrated technology-financing framework that balances energy security, strategic autonomy, fiscal sustainability, and investment competitiveness. The proposed strategy emphasizes blended fi…
Indonesia’s digital games industry offers significant potential for economic growth and international influence, yet domestic revenue remains largely captured by foreign publishers despite the country’s substantial gaming market. This policy brief recommends strengthening the Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ role in creative economy diplomacy through a dedicated working group on international…
Buku ini mendokumentasikan Presidensi G20 Indonesia pada tahun 2022 dengan berfokus pada agenda prioritas jalur keuangan dan peran koordinasi serta inovasi kebijakan dalam mendukung pemulihan ekonomi global. Buku ini membahas berbagai tantangan pascapandemi COVID-19, termasuk strategi penghentian stimulus fiskal, dampak jangka panjang pandemi terhadap perekonomian, pembayaran digital, regulasi …