Institutionalizing Trust in Defense Cooperation: Ensuring Lasting 'Full Moon Badr'
The article emphasizes the necessity of institutionalizing trust in Indonesia's defense cooperation. It argues that formalized trust-building is crucial for maintaining long-term partnerships.
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