Taiwan angered as China, Indonesia deepen ties

Indonesia and China reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening bilateral relations through a comprehensive strategic dialogue for the first time, focusing on guiding their relationship across five main pillars: political, economic, maritime, security, and people-to-people exchanges. During the meeting, both sides agreed to improve access for Indonesian goods to markets, deepen cooperation in artificial intelligence, energy, and minerals, and enhance maritime collaboration by resuming work in the fishing sector, expanding cooperation in the South China Sea, and implementing coding of conduct and negotiation frameworks. Both parties also emphasized the importance of deepening strategic coordination, especially amid global challenges. They discussed expanding military cooperation and joint naval exercises, which have recently raised tensions with Taiwan; however, Beijing and Jakarta confirmed these were routine drills aimed at strengthening capabilities. This development marks a significant step in the bilateral relationship and reflects their intention to boost economic and security collaboration amid regional and international tensions.

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