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Fajar HidayatThe Diplomat |
The two sides could incorporate a "built-in agenda," putting off thorny issues until after FTA comes into force.
Indonesia is keen to get increased access to the U.S. market, but China’s heavy presence in the country is causing concern in Washington.
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