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   Which Indonesian political parties have ties with the CCP?

   • At least five Indonesian political parties have established ties with the CCP. These include the country’s major parties the PDIP, Gerindra, the Democratic Party, Golkar, and the PKS. The involvement of parties like the PKS and Gerindra is quite interesting, given these parties often regard China’s growing power as a communist threat.

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   What are the main political parties in Indonesia?

   • There are two broad camps: secular and Islamic parties. The first camp includes the current ruling party PDIP (Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle), Democratic Party (Partai Demokrat), Golkar (Party of the Functional Groups), Gerindra (Great Indonesia Movement Party) and NasDem (National Democrat).

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   Are Indonesian and Chinese political parties forming ties?

   • Several Indonesian political parties and the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), China’s founding and sole ruling party are also forging ties. This phenomenon is quite interesting given the world’s most populous Muslim majority has held a strong anti-communist position since the mid-1960s.

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   Will China support Indonesia's political parties during the 2024 election?

   • With the 2024 election coming soon, collaborating with China may help them receive funding for their political activities and ensure Chinese investments in Indonesia in the future. Indonesian political parties have been partnering with China’s ruling party, the Chinese Communist Party, for some time.

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   Should China strengthen party-to-party relations with Indonesia?

   • Political experts on the Chinese Communist Party, Julia Bader and Christine Hackenesch, argue that from the CCP’s perspective, strengthening party-to-party relations with Indonesia could be part of its soft-power approach to increasing the legitimacy of its growing economic interests in the country.

   RI political parties build relations with China ... - The Jakarta Post

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   Does Indonesia have a China-Indonesia relationship?

   • Southeast Asia’s largest economy Indonesia has been increasingly intimate in various sectors with the world’s second-largest economy, China. China-Indonesia ties not only occur between governments and businesses. Several Indonesian political parties and the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), China’s founding and sole ruling party are also forging ties.

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2. theconversation.com › indonesian-political-partiesIndonesian political parties build close relations with China ...

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   Apr 13, 2022 · At least five Indonesian political parties have established ties with the CCP. These include the country’s major parties the PDIP, Gerindra, the Democratic Party, Golkar, and...

   • Author: Muhammad Zulfikar Rakhmat

3. www.thejakartapost.com › opinion › 2022/04/15RI political parties build relations with China despite their ...

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   Apr 15, 2022 · At least five Indonesian political parties have established ties with the CCP. These include the country’s major parties the PDIP, Gerindra, the Democratic Party, Golkar, and the...

4. www.eurasiareview.com › 03052021-growingChina-Indonesia’s Growing Party-To-Party Cooperation – OpEd

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   Nov 11, 2022 · It is reported that there are at least five Indonesian political parties that have established ties with the CCP. These include the country’s major parties, such as the Indonesian Democratic...

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5. www.rfa.org › english › newsThink-tank: Indonesia’s next president must navigate ...

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   Jokowi and Ganjar’s party, the Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P), and the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) have a history of warm ties.

6. foreignpolicy.com › 2021/08/26 › indonesia-china-usIndonesia Unprepared as Great Powers Clash in Indo-Pacific

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   Aug 26, 2021 · China is now Indonesia’s top trading partner and among the country’s top investors. Interactions between the Chinese Communist Party and major Indonesian political parties have also grown.

7. www.afr.com › world › asiaIndonesian presidential election race between Prabowo ...

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   Feb 9, 2024 · So Indonesia has one candidate, Anies, determined to cast a wider net for foreign investment and another, Prabowo, keen to strengthen defence ties with the US and Australia.

8. freedomhouse.org › country › indonesiaIndonesia: Beijing’s Global Media Influence Report | Freedom ...

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   While China-based companies with ties to the CCP are not present in Indonesia’s digital television infrastructure, some companies have been gaining a presence in the social media and mobile phone sectors.