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Indonesia @Today is a live, searchable brief of daily diplomatic engagements. It’s a structured, day-by-day record of Indonesia’s foreign policy actions, from official visits and multilateral forums to strategic statements and bilateral cooperation.
Over time, this database will be fully automated and serve as the foundation for more advanced tools including AI-assisted analysis, trend mapping, predictive models, and scenario development. While these features are still in development, the structured dataset we’re building now is designed with those future capabilities in mind. You can explore an early prototype of that feature here.
If you’re interested in supporting or collaborating on this evolving initiative, learn more here.
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We’re in the process of migrating to a cleaner, more user-friendly format. You can still browse the old database. Both versions are available for now, though things might look a bit cluttered. Thanks for bearing with us.
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Indonesia @Today: Indonesia Foreign Policy Daily Brief (2023-2025)
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