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INSIGHT: Armed Forces Law Revision in Indonesia Sparks Renewed Protests

Indonesia faces its second wave of "#IndonesiaGelap" protests as military law amendments expand military presence in civilian institutions, raising concerns about democratic backsliding under President Prabowo's administration.

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IN BRIEF: Xi Jinping's Southeast Asia Tour Amid US-China Trade War

INSIGHT: Arrest of Istanbul Mayor Sparks Largest Anti-Government Protests in Turkey Since 2013

THE MERIDIAN: Malaysia at the Crossroads of U.S.-China Tech Rivalry

Malaysia faces dual pressures: U.S. demands over Nvidia chip controls and MAHB cyberattack, while Trump administration struggles with fallout from Signal breach. Regional tensions heighten as Chinese hackers target Asian telecoms.

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