Indonesia pushes for peace in Myanmar | East Asia Forum

Indonesia is using backdoor shuttle diplomacy to make progress in Myanmar, but success hinges upon its ability to convince all parties that a dialogue is in their interests, writes Anthony Toh Han Yang (RSIS).

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