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Singapore-Indonesia cooperation in the midst of change and new challenges

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JUSUF Wanandi

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In: The Indonesian Quarterly Vol. 33, No. 3, Third Quarter 2005, pp.215-227 (30)Summary: Among the first to help was Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) when Aceh and North Sumatra were struck by the Tsunami waves. What is the impact of Singaporean efforts, soldarity and empathy on the future relations between Singapore and Indonesia? Will the positive impact on the relationship be permanent or only temporary?.

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Among the first to help was Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) when Aceh and North Sumatra were struck by the Tsunami waves. What is the impact of Singaporean efforts, soldarity and empathy on the future relations between Singapore and Indonesia? Will the positive impact on the relationship be permanent or only temporary?.

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