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MEMBERS of the parliament from southeast Asia have condemned the Myanmar junta for expelling a Timor Leste senior diplomat for holding meetings with Myanmar's opposition. “We unequivocally condemn the expulsion of the Timorese diplomat by the illegal Myanmar junta and we stand in solidarity with Timor-Leste, who have clearly been targeted…

Revolutionary forces have seen notable successes in some areas, while struggling to gain traction in others.

The case for proactive, multilateral, pro-peace diplomacy.

Foreign Minister Retno Marsudi claims Indonesia has developed the foundation to resolve the Myanmar conflict through its chairmanship in ASEAN.

Biden skippin Asean-related summits in Jakarta on Sept 5-7 in favour of the G-20 leaders' meeting in India is greeted with disappointment.

The Indonesian Government, through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, has emphasized that it will continue to strive for inclusive dialogue to resolve the ...

Indonesia's approach in its role as the current Asean chair to address the political crisis in Myanmar has garnered appreciation from key stakeholders in the junta ruled country.

Problems in Myanmar can be solved if all stakeholders are willing and have the same will to solve this problem. If not, it will be very difficult, President Jokowi said..

The 10-member grouping to this day still sticks to the five-point peace plan which called for an immediate end to violence in Myanmar.

The determination to maintain a commitment to cooperation in Southeast Asia is increasingly important and relevant amidst geopolitical competition.