Taiwan's Diplomatic War: Politics Over Economics, Implications for Indonesia
The diplomatic recognition battle between Taiwan and China hinges more on political leverage than economic aid. Analysis of Taiwan's relations in Africa and Latin America reveals a diplomatic strategy prioritizing "de facto influence." This suggests that for emerging nations like Indonesia, political and strategic aspects, not just economic incentives, are crucial in relationship building.
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