Indonesia-US Reciprocal Trade Agreement: A Threat to Natural Resource Sovereignty?
Experts warn that the Indonesia-US Reciprocal Trade Agreement (ART) poses risks to Indonesia's sovereignty over natural resources. Beyond tariff adjustments, the deal could limit policy flexibility and hinder environmental regulations through Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) mechanisms, potentially undermining the nation's industrial downstreaming agenda.
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