Foreign Policy Talks

Foreign Policy Talks

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Foreign Policy Talks episodes

  • EP #75 Ukraine-Russia Crisis, What's Going Forward?

    Russia has launched a devastating attack on Ukraine, a European democracy of 44 million people, with military forces bombing some cities in the Ukrainian territory. The US, Western allies, and some countries in Asia have imposed sanctions to Putin, Russia and its oligarchs and isolating them from international financial institutions and economic activities etc. I talked to Dr. Kim Beng Phar, a Visiting Fellow to Harvard University and former Director of Political and Security Community at ASEAN on the impacts of this Ukraine-Russia crisis, the responses of major countries to the aggression and how it would move forward in the coming time. One important question explored at the end of our conversation, will ASEAN matter on this crisis? Enjoy!

    50 min
  • EP #74 Updates on Korean Peninsula Peace Process

    I am delighted to talk to Eunwoo Lee from South Korea's Ministry of National Defense. We discussed around the recent developments on the Korean Peninsula and how would the upcoming Presidential Election in South Korea affect the future outlook of Inter-Korean relations. Enjoy our conversation! 

    25 min
  • EP #73 Cambodia’s ASEAN Chairmanship
    Listen to my conversations with Ambassador Pou Sothirak, Executive Director of the Cambodian Institute for Cooperation and Peace (CICP) on agendas and priorities of Cambodia as ASEAN’s Chair this year. I explored some questions with him such as how would Cambodia's Chairmanship assist the peace establishment in Myanmar and and how would Cambodia ensure that ASEAN will not be trapped in the middle of the great power competition. Enjoy!
    44 min
  • EP #72 The Perception of A Malaysian Youtuber on Indonesia

    In this episode, I talked with Ivy Phan, a Malaysian Youtuber and Content Creator on her experience living in Indonesia for many years. We discussed around her perception on Indonesia's socio-political situation and even try to compare the nation's democracy with Malaysia. Has she ever experienced any racial or religious discrimination in Indonesia? Find out here and enjoy our conversation!

    22 min
  • EP #71 G20 Indonesian Presidency: Pursuing Global Economic Recovery
    2022 is going to be a very important year for Indonesia, as the nation will lead the G20 forum. As the G20 President, Indonesia has prepared numerous important agendas, mainly on economic and finance sphere. In this episode, I talked to Dr. Wempi Saputra, G20 Finance Deputy and Indonesia’s Assistant Minister of Finance. We conversed on the concrete proposals raised by Indonesia through G20 finance track this year to pursue faster global economic recovery. 
    Furthermore, Indonesia’s Finance Minister Sri Mulyani once said that Indonesian G20 Presidency will integrate all necessary measures not only to mitigate pandemic risks, but also with climate risks. Will Indonesia equally put climate change and its impacts as important as pandemic implications during the G20 forum?
    31 min
  • EP #70 How to Manage and Engage Indonesian Diaspora?

    Listen to my conversations with Ambassador Siti Nugraha Mauludiah, Advisor to Indonesia’s Minister of Foreign Affairs on Socio-culture and Diaspora. We discussed about the definition of Indonesian diaspora, the government’s strategy to manage them and the role that diaspora can play as the agents of Indonesia’s economic diplomacy. Some new initiatives to manage Indonesian diaspora as the national assets are revealed in this talk. Enjoy!

    44 min
  • EP #69 Should We Reinvent our Multilateral Order?

    Our world is now facing multiple crisis and there has been a lot of criticisms towards the effectiveness of our multilateral platform to respond the crisis. Hear my conversations with Sundeep Waslekar, President of Strategic Foresight Group who recently wrote an essay on  his thoughts about global governance that published in the New England Journal of Public Policy. You can find it by Googling his name with New England Journal of Public Policy and download it without cost. We discussed on one critical question: should we reinvent our multilateral order? how?

    32 min
  • EP #68 Why South Korea Fell Behind Japan in Southeast Asia

    I am talking to Adam Gadd, a Research Associate at Swedish Defence University who recently wrote an article at The Diplomat on why South Korea fell behind Japan in Southeast Asia. This episode gives you more discussion on things made Japan is more trusted as security partner for countries in the region and particularly explore how has the relationships with Japan and South Korea influenced the Southeast Asia’s position towards China. Enjoy!

    18 min
  • EP #67 The Present and Future of Indonesia-Norway Bilateral Partnerships
    This episode is talking about the present challenges and future opportunities of Indonesia-Norway bilateral partnerships, particularly amidst the COVID-19 Pandemic. Moreover, Ambassador Rut Krüger Giverin, Ambassador of Norway to Indonesia shared the similar values that both states have in common and the biggest lessons that Norway learned from the pandemic. We continued the conversation on Norway's experience in managing its very high education quality and economic performance, also their democracy. Lastly, Ambassador Giverin invited youths to check out potential scholarships on www.studyinnorway.no
    Enjoy the conversation!
    31 min

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