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Articles by Rachmi Hertanti
The US-Indonesia Tariff Deal
American President Donald Trump has been taking the hatchet to long-standing traditions in international trade. His choice to use a bilateral rather than multilateral approach is a way to pressure US partner countries to renegotiate trade proposals from a vulnerable position, and to thus accept the United State’s unilateral rules. His engagement with Indonesia is no different, and it has been evident from the outset that this negotiation is asymmetrical.
A not-so-clean trade deal between the EU and Indonesia
Request Free Trial Rachmi Hertanti is a researcher at the Transnational Institute, and Julie Zalcman is a trade campaigner at Friends of the Earth Europe The EU’s proposed critical minerals deal with Indonesia needs reframing to avoid human rights and environmental harms At a glance The EU is pushing to form a critical minerals trade deal with Indonesia — however, the deal as currently framed raises human rights and environmental concerns At a broader level its framing also challenges...
The EU's lust for Indonesia's nickel supply
Negotiations EU-ASEAN EU Observer - 23 December 2024 The EU’s lust for Indonesia’s nickel supply By Rachmi Hertanti and Marius Troost It was intended to be a legacy project for both former Indonesian president Joko "Jokowi" Widodo and the first Ursula von der Leyen Commission: the free trade agreement between the European Union and Indonesia, referred to as the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA).
The 'new Darwinian world' of the energy transition
Skip to main content Support us Topics Regions Publication date: This longread examines CATL’s rise during China’s capitalist boom and explores its global strategies for securing raw material supplies and market access, featuring case studies from Indonesia and Hungary. We conclude by posing questions for further research on the less visible yet crucial actors in EV supply chains. This is the first in a series analyzing CATL's global accumulation strategies.
‘Water predators’: the industry behind ‘green’ energy
It’s rainy season in the world's driest ecosystem. The "Bolivian winter" brings rare rainfall to the high plains of Chile's Atacama Desert. Upon my arrival, water is pouring from the sky. A strange sensation in the desert, especially since climate change is causing it to rain less and less. Essential water reservoirs are replenishing very slowly. Yet this is not the biggest threat to life in this area. Through a close acquaintance from Santiago, I meet Carlos Vega.
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