POLITICS● LOW19h ago · Oct 7, 2026, 3:07 PM
Indonesia Pushes for ‘Significant Power’ Status, but Can It Meet the Price?
cbnc · india · east asia
Commentary Indonesia, with the biggest coastline on the Indian Ocean and control of the key Indo-Pacific straits, is starting to assert its geopolitical strength, with hopes of becoming a major strategic power. But despite having a population of 288 million and being the biggest population Muslim-dominated state, it is facing real economic challenges. The trend […] The post Indonesia Pushes for ‘Significant Power’ Status, but Can It Meet the Price? appeared first on CBNC .
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