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The China and US delegations failed to reach a consensus on trade at APEC Summit 2018. Source: Source AP/Mark Schiefelbein - 18 November 2018

Dr Priyanto Wibowo a lecturer in Chinese Studies at the University of Indonesia, China observer and former Indonesian Culutral Attache to China, and Rochdi Mohan Nazala Masykur, a researcher in International Relations in the Faculty of Social and Political Studies at Gadjah Mada University explain the events that occurred at the recent APEC Summit in Nugini.

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Published 27 November 2018 11:25pm

Updated 27 November 2018 11:43pm

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Dr Priyanto Wibowo a lecturer in Chinese Studies at the University of Indonesia, China observer and former Indonesian Culutral Attache to China, and Rochdi Mohan Nazala Masykur, a researcher in International Relations in the Faculty of Social and Political Studies at Gadjah Mada University explain the events that occurred at the recent APEC Summit in Nugini.

What might be the ramifications of APEC 2018 participants not issuing a final joint communique? What might be the impact of the agreements Australia made at the summit? How can Australia and Indonesian best place themselves given the hostility between China and USA? Dr Priyanto Wibowo and Rochdi Mohan Nazala Masykur, discuss the issues.

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