Interdependence Journal of International Studies

Sekuritisasi Isu Imigran Oleh Partai Sayap Kanan di Eropa Pasca Covid-19

Mohamad Dziqie Aulia Al Farauqi — 2025-04-20

This research focuses on securitization efforts carried out by right-wing parties in European countries over the presence of immigrants and refugees in their countries' territories. European countries have long been a refuge for refugees and immigrants from various countries. This has led to an increase in the number of foreign citizens in various European countries who are seeking security and obtaining citizenship. Furthermore, after the Covid-19 pandemic that occurred in early 2020 and the conflict between Russia and Ukraine resulted in changes in the flow of voting and the views of the people of European countries regarding the presence of right-wing parties in government. This research uses a descriptive method that will explain the factors that encourage several right-wing political figures in Europe to voice issues regarding the existence of refugees and immigrants who could pose a threat in their region. Through political figures, right-wing parties use narratives and campaigns in an effort to attract and take votes from people who are dissatisfied with the direction of current political policies. Then right-wing parties also try to participate in policy making regarding the presence of immigrants and refugees in their region.

Diplomasi Indonesia Dalam Meningkatkan Kunjungan Wisatawan dari Uni Emirat Arab Tahun 2016-2023

Siti Fajriah Munawarah — 2025-04-20

Tourist visits from the Middle East to Indonesia continue to increase from year by year. Although tourists from Saudi Arabia still dominate the number of tourist visits from the Middle East, tourists from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) can not be underestimated. Based on the passenger exit survey of the Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy of Indonesia, the state revenue from UAE tourist spending in 2015 reached 206 USD. Therefore, in 2016 the Indonesian government targets to increase the number of tourist arrivals from the UAE through multi-track diplomacy by the Indonesian government, non-governmental organizations, business people and individuals.

Unit Ansor Banser Cyber NU dalam Melawan Pertumbuhan Katibah Nusantara di Jawa Timur

Ahmad Muntaha — 2025-04-20

The Katibah Nusantara (KN) group is considered as a radical group that uses the internet to spread its ideology, to recruit members, and to establish a global caliphate. The primary target of the KN group is young people, who are then incited to commit acts of terror, this condition have negative impact in society. Therefore, countering radical islamic ideology through the internet becomes crucial. This research highlights the role of Ansor Banser Cyber Anti Hoax NU Unit in combating the growth of KN ideology in East Java. The research method used is qualitative with a descriptive analytical approach. Data was collected using literature review techniques. The result of this research show that the Ansor Banser Cyber Anti Hoax NU Unit understands that the spread of radical islamic ideology on social media is a threat to the Republic of Indonesia and Pancasila. Several strategies employed include acting as a filter, creating new opinions and serving as a communication bridge.

Bride Trafficking in Southeast Asia: Understanding the Socioeconomic, Legal, and Human Rights

Yolanda Putri Aulia — 2025-04-20

Bride trafficking in Southeast Asia is a complex issue influenced by socioeconomic factors such as poverty, gender inequality, and disparities in education and employment. Globalisation, migration, and social pressures also contribute to the increasing cases. Legal aspects are crucial to understanding and addressing this issue. This research examines the existing legal frameworks in Southeast Asian member countries, including regulations on human trafficking, victim protection, and law enforcement. It reviews the psychological, physical, and social impacts of victims and emphasises the need for protection, rehabilitation, and access to justice. The research methodology is qualitative with a descriptive approach, based on a literature review and expert responses. The article also highlights the role of ASEAN in addressing this issue, highlighting its potential to facilitate cooperation among member countries. This comprehensive understanding of the phenomenon is expected to serve as a foundation for ongoing efforts to combat bride trafficking and protect human rights in the region

Indonesian Public Diplomacy Towards UNESCO In Realizing The Emerald Karst Of Equator Raja Ampat As A UNESCO Global Geopark

Mawar Erina Putri — 2025-04-20

ABSTRACT

The development of the Raja Ampat geopark is supported by 3 main elements, namely geological diversity, biodiversity and cultural diversity. UNESCO Global Geoparks act as an intermediary through which sites and landscapes of international geological importance are managed according to a comprehensive protection concept. Indonesian diplomacy can ensure UNESCO's full support to preserve and also promote Indonesian heritage. This research tries to explain how Indonesia's public diplomacy towards UNESCO is in efforts to achieve the Raja Ampat Geopark as a UNESCO Global Geopark. This research method is the theory of public diplomacy by Mark Leonard Nation Branding by Simon Anholt. Based on research results, Indonesian public diplomacy is an important factor in realizing Raja Ampat as a UNESCO Global Geopark, environmental factors and the unique geology of Raja Ampat are the main considerations to support Indonesian public diplomacy towards UNESCO, labeling Raja Ampat as a UNESCO Global Geopark is proven to be able to increase Indonesian branding which will opens up opportunities for collaboration in several sectors.

Keywords: Geopark, Raja Ampat, UNESCO Global Geopark, Public Diplomacy