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DIW-Wochenbericht zu sozial-ökologischer Transformation beleuchtet Nachhaltigkeit des Konsums und Klimasorgen in Deutschland – Planetare Grenzen bei Konsum dauerhaft überschritten – Besorgnis wegen Klimawandels wächst in allen Altersstufen – Breite gesellschaftliche Basis eröffnet Chancen für ...

At a time when Jakarta's foreign policy decisions are particularly consequential and sometimes controversial, public scrutiny of them has strangely diminished.

When Malaysian oil tankers became stranded in the Persian Gulf, Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim phoned a friend.

Despite what the alarming drop in the value of its currency might suggest, Indonesia is not on the brink of an economic crisis.

The 2001 MoU set up a framework for discussions on joint oil and gas exploration in areas of the Gulf of Thailand claimed by both sides.

After years of quiet encroachment by ordinary people, the Islamic Republic reclaims the urban landscape.

A belligerent America is foiling Putin’s strategy.

The request came a day ahead of the 48th ASEAN Summit in Cebu, where the Myanmar conflict will once again be high on the agenda.

A reported memorandum would end the war, reopen the Strait of Hormuz, and lay the framework for future nuclear talks.

India’s ruling party got a boost from four state elections this week—and unseated a longtime rival.

Ahead of the Trump-Xi summit, Beijing is pushing back on Washington.

Iran shows that the delusions that caused Iraq and Afghanistan persist.

Officially or not, Washington is now breaking the taboo and talking about its ally’s bombs.

The flow of global capital is hitting new walls.

Inside what analysts call a “pinky promise” between Libya’s rival factions.