Strengthening Indonesia’s Border Security: A Test for 2024 Elections

Curie Maharani Savitri’s article in The Diplomat demonstrates her expertise in analyzing Indonesia’s border security issues and counterterrorism efforts. Her writing delves into the critical challenges faced by Indonesia as it approaches the local election season, particularly regarding the threat of terrorism and the deficiencies in border infrastructure. By highlighting the complexities of repatriating suspected terrorists, Curie brings attention to the need for advanced border control systems and international cooperation to safeguard the country. 

For BINUS University, Curie’s insightful contributions to a prominent international publication like The Diplomat reflect the high caliber of its academic community. Her research and commentary not only showcase her individual proficiency but also enhance BINUS’s reputation as a leading institution in international relations and security studies. This type of exposure positions BINUS University among the thought leaders in the Asia-Pacific region, with Curie’s work contributing to informed discourse on critical geopolitical and security issues. 

Curie’s analysis also strengthens the university’s influence by engaging with global and regional security matters, fostering partnerships, and contributing to scholarly and policy-oriented debates. Her article aligns with BINUS’s mission to produce knowledge that addresses real-world problems, making her work a valuable asset to both the academic and policy-making communities. 

For the article visit https://bit.ly/CurieTheDiplomat 

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