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Ramadan travel poses challenge for Malaysia and Indonesia's COVID restrictions

Indonesia and Malaysia are tightening rules to prevent a surge in
COVID-19 cases around the Ramadan holidays.
Millions of people globally, including in Southeast
Asia, are observing the Muslim holy month of Ramadan. The ritual involves
Muslims refraining from eating and drinking all day and usually gathering for
communal prayers in the evenings.
While the governments in both countries are
working to enact COVID-19 protocols, a surge in cases is likely as millions
ready for the Eid holiday season.
Indonesia
and Malaysia tighten restrictions but curbs may not be enough
Both countries tightened travel restrictions ahead of the
month of Ramadan beginning in early April. Communal prayers have been ....

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Is Indonesia ready to tackle the growing challenge of female militants?

Last
month, an Indonesian woman linked to the Islamic State (IS) militant
group was
killed when she allegedly tried to attack police officials in Jakarta.
The
incident has again raised fears that IS-linked extremist groups in Indonesia are increasingly recruiting women for operational roles.
This marks a major shift in the
strategy of Indonesia’s militant groups as they previously did not encourage women to engage in violence.
However, research shows that
female militants bring strategic benefits for militant groups and that to
counter this threat successfully, Indonesia needs to recruit more women for counterterrorism
positions.
Female militants are Indonesia’s next security ....

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US Climate Summit: Who's Attending From the Asia-Pacific? – The Diplomat

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On April 22 and 23, U.S. President Joe Biden will convene the biggest diplomatic event yet in his administration: the Leaders Summit on Climate, designed to reinvigorate U.S. leadership on the biggest crisis facing the planet. Biden has invited 40 heads of state and government from around the world to take part in the virtual two-day discussion.
Of the 40 leaders to attend, 12 are from Asia-Pacific countries: Australia, Bangladesh, Bhutan, China, India, Indonesia, Japan, the Marshall Islands, New Zealand, Singapore, South Korea, and Vietnam.
The Asia-Pacific region is particularly crucial in the fight against climate change. China is the world’s top emitter, accounting for over 26 percent of global emissions (number two, the United States, contributes less than half that, at 12.7 percent). In total, eight Asia-Pacific countries are among the world’s top 20 emitters, according to data from the World Resources Institute. Besides China as the top emitter ....

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Vietnam's defense policy strikes a balance between China and the US

As China grows more assertive in the South China Sea, Vietnam has started seeing the country as a major threat. Beijing risks pushing Hanoi into America’s orbit if it continues to play hardball. ....

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Indonesia and Malaysia still opposed to ties with Israel despite covert relationship

While Indonesia and Malaysia remain publicly supportive of Palestine and refuse to establish ties with Israel, both countries have successfully pursued a secret trade and diplomatic relationship with Tel Aviv for decades. ....

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