Indonesia’s Gas Cut to Singapore Exposes a Deeper Rift 
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By: Ainur Rohmah
Indonesia’s decision to cut natural gas supplies to Singapore has opened a new front in a dispute that extends beyond energy to forest fires, corporate accountability and the politics of national sovereignty. As Jakarta accuses neighboring countries of disrespecting its interests, Singapore is pursuing companies linked to Indonesian land…
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