Natalie Sambhi
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Researching Indonesia, military & security • Executive Director @verve_research • Non-Resident Fellow @brookingsinst • PhD @ANU_SDSC • ❤ the cello
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http://www.ververesearch.org 05-09-2010 20:25:18
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NATALIE SAMBHI (Natalie Sambhi) of Verve Research + ANU Strategic and Defence Studies Centre explains the latest rounds of reforms to the Indonesian command structures, procurements, and military budgets, pinpointing some of the inefficiencies still occurring behind the scenes. 🇮🇩
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Natalie Sambhi: Indonesia’s military needs investment and support in developing scenario-based planning and joint operations. These are areas in which Australia, the US and other partners can make valuable long-term contributions.
UWA DSI Honorary Fellow Natalie Sambhi unpacks key aspects of the the Indonesian military and how it might better work with regional partners.
‘Prabowo will want 🇮🇩 to remain a good neighbour to 🇦🇺 and, notwithstanding unforeseen events provoking pushback from the Australian public or inciting Prabowo’s nationalist sentiments, he should have every chance of success’, writes Natalie Sambhi. aspistrategist.org.au/indonesian-def…
Thank you very much Natalie Sambhi for another insightful discussion on 🇮🇩 defence 🙏
Cc: Andi Raihanah Ashar
Senior Policy Fellow Natalie Sambhi reflects on Jokowi’s legacy and Prabowo’s presidency. Read now: asiasociety.org/australia/indo…
Senior Policy Fellow Natalie Sambhi writes about what Prabowo's potential presidency might mean for the Asia-Pacific. Read now: ow.ly/bmzg50QIzM3
What comes next for Indonesia after its presidential elections?
Natalie Sambhi on why the future looks bright for the 4th most populated country in the world:
brookings.edu/articles/indon…
'Jokowi has done much for the country which he leaves now in Prabowo’s hands, but has also unwound many of the hard-won gains of the Reformasi era. Will Prabowo deliver on Jokowi’s promises or take the country in a different direction?' - Natalie Sambhi brookings.edu/articles/indon…
Our Policy team convened a terrific roundtable with some brilliant thinkers from the region, chaired by Natalie Sambhi.
Thank you for your insights @BichTTran1, NUS, Hoo Chiew-Ping, PhD, EAIR Caucus, and Thomas Daniel,
ISIS Malaysia, on Southeast Asia's strategic outlook.
Some 🇦🇺-ASEAN summit-week reflections on the difference between non-alignment and neutrality in SE Asia, and where this fits historically. Thanks to Thomas Daniel @BichTTran1 Natalie Sambhi Hoo Chiew-Ping, PhD for developing my thinking on this. Further debate welcome: aspistrategist.org.au/advice-to-asea…
On Tuesday, we held our first Asia Agenda dinner in Melbourne. Thank you to our Asia Society Policy Institute (ASPI) experts Richard Maude, Natalie Sambhi and Bates Gill, and our members for sharing your insights.
Excited to host an event next week on China's Two Sessions and reactions to the Government Work Report
With Asia Society Policy Institute (ASPI) Center for China Analysis senior fellows Chris Johnson, Guonan Ma & Jessica Chen Weiss
It's Weds March 6 at 9am US EST. Register here:
asiasociety.org/policy-institu…
Yesterday we had our first Asia Agenda dinner in Sydney and were able to hear insights from our Asia Society Policy Institute (ASPI) Institute experts Richard Maude, Natalie Sambhi and Bates Gill, and hear our members contribute to the national conversation on Asia.
One week ago, Indonesia elected Prabowo Subianto as its new president. In a new commentary, Natalie Sambhi Natalie Sambhi explains what we can expect from his presidency, including foreign policy plans and what Indonesia hopes to see in the Asia-Pacific.
apln.network/analysis/comme…
My explainer with Eve Warburton: Prabowo-Gibran had the popular support to win in a two-round race. But Jokowi's eagerness for a quick victory undermined the most durable feature of Indonesia’s democracy: electoral competition. newmandala.org/explaining-the…
General elections are taking place today in #Indonesia , and the results will have major implications for the region. Read Natalie Sambhi Natalie Sambhi's take on Indonesia and #AUKUS + why Indonesia’s foreign policy is marked by 'steady pragmatism.' ⤵
apln.network/analysis/comme…
As Indonesians head to the polls on 14 February, Senior Policy Fellow Natalie Sambhi Natalie Sambhi joins ANU National Security College's National Security Podcast to discuss the upcoming Indonesian elections. Listen now: ow.ly/p4fQ50QA3KW
