Indonesia Monitors Regional Security Impact as India-China Summit Deemed Not a Turning Point
Indonesia is closely monitoring the outcomes of the India-China summit, which The Diplomat Indonesia reports is not being viewed as a turning point for regional security. Jakarta is carefully assessing the implications of the bilateral engagement on the South China Sea and overall regional stability.
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