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Ian Wilson

Inserted 1 year ago

“Meaningful consensus, on even a limited scale, is simply not possible when there are such deeply conflicting sets of political-economic interest. Facilitation of Russia's interests as a part of a compromise deal, for example, would undoubtedly be viewed by other G20 nations, such as the US and UK, as helping to facilitate and legitimise its war on Ukraine. A sizable chunk of G20 countries are actively opposed to Russia's invasion. It is extremely naïve to imagine consensus would be possible and that this wouldn't overshadow the entire event.”

Aljazeera

Lecturer in politics and security studies at Murdoch University in Perth

18 Jul 2022 5 1

Kosman Samosir

Inserted 2 years ago

“Sadly, this is President Jokowi's fate. Of course this had to happen now, when Indonesia has the presidency, and has to face the prospect of expelling Russia or risk members boycotting and the whole forum failing.”

Aljazeera

Lecturer in international law and vice dean of the law faculty at Santo Thomas Catholic University in Medan, Indonesia

22 Apr 2022 4 3

Deasy Simandjuntak

Inserted 2 years ago

“Java has also long been overburdened by the fact that it is home for almost 60 percent of Indonesians and the centre of the country's economy, contributing more than half of Indonesia's gross domestic product. Relocating the capital to Kalimantan is aimed at spreading economic activities outside of Java as well as helping ensure more equitable economic development, especially for the Eastern Indonesia region.”

Aljazeera

Associate fellow at ISEAS – Yusof Ishak Institute in Singapore

20 Jan 2022 4 2

Mark Ching

Inserted 2 years ago

“History has shown that Bali is very resilient to disaster but the island will take another year or two to recover. It's not just opening borders. People need to feel safe before they travel again.”

Aljazeera

Director of the Bali prominent property developer Tamora Group

05 Dec 2021 3 4

Arsyad Abdullah

Inserted 2 years ago

“The Navy's position on the North Natuna Sea is very firm in protecting national interests within the Indonesian jurisdiction in accordance with national law and international law that have been ratified so that there is no tolerance for any violations in the North Natuna Sea.”

Aljazeera

Indonesian Navy western fleet commander

16 Sep 2021 1 3

Kim Mulholland

Inserted 3 years ago

“We know that older people who have already been vaccinated in China and the Middle East have responded as well to the vaccines as younger people. So the argument that older people should not be vaccinated because they have not been included in trials in Indonesia is not valid. If you look at all the studies conducted in every country in the world, the evidence overwhelmingly shows the greatest risk factor for becoming gravely ill from COVID-19 is age. Even in Indonesia which has a young population, the most deaths are people over 60. So that makes me think about what my Indonesian colleagues have been telling me: that what the Indonesian government might really be trying to do is to achieve herd immunity by vaccinating young adults who are the most potent spreaders of the disease. But the problem with this strategy is that there is no evidence to suggest that vaccinations prevent recipients from acquiring and transmitting the disease. Effective vaccines have only been shown to prevent recipients from getting sick.”

Aljazeera

Professor of vaccinology at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine who is based at the University of Melbourne

12 Jan 2021 2 4

Nadia Wikeko

Inserted 3 years ago

“Indonesia is targeting the productive age at 18 to 59 years instead of elderly people because we have not completed the stage three clinical trials for people this age range with the Sinovac vaccine. We are still waiting for the BPOM (Indonesia’s agency for drug and food control) review to see if the vaccine can be used safely for people over 60.”

Aljazeera

Indonesia's Ministry of Health spokesperson

12 Jan 2021 4 3

Denise Hardesty

Inserted 3 years ago

“It’s not new and it’s not surprising and it happens every year, and it’s been growing over the last decade”

Theguardian

Principal research scientist at Australia’s CSIRO science agency and an expert on global plastic pollution

03 Jan 2021 1 4

Panji Hadisoemarto

Inserted 3 years ago

“When COVID-19 was first identified in Wuhan, I thought Bali would be one of the first places to be hit hard because of all the Chinese tourists. I was wrong, and I'm starting to question the assumptions behind these models because the rate of transmission is a lot lower than expected. But the real question is - is this real or just an artefact of under-reporting? ... The truth is no one can explain what is happening in Bali. It's very interesting, and someone needs to go there and do the research because it could help us come up with an answer to stop COVID-19 in its tracks.”

Aljazeera

Epidemiologist at Padjadjaran University in Java (Indonesia)

02 May 2020 1 3

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“Sadly, this is President Jokowi's fate. Of course this had to happen now, when Indonesia has the presidency, and has to face the prospect of expelling Russia or risk members boycotting and the whole forum failing.”

“History has shown that Bali is very resilient to disaster but the island will take another year or two to recover. It's not just opening borders. People need to feel safe before they travel again.”

“The Navy's position on the North Natuna Sea is very firm in protecting national interests within the Indonesian jurisdiction in accordance with national law and international law that have been ratified so that there is no tolerance for any violations in the North Natuna Sea.”

“It’s not new and it’s not surprising and it happens every year, and it’s been growing over the last decade”

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