US Midterm Elections: China's Perspective and Indirect Impact on Indonesia
Chinese analysts largely expect the US midterm elections to bring no significant shift in US foreign policy. However, indirect impacts on Indonesia and Southeast Asia, particularly concerning China's economic and geopolitical maneuvers, are being closely observed.
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