Three Policies Issued by The Indonesian Goverment Regarding to The Tapping Case Carried Out by Australia in 2013

In the end, Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott sent a letter of reply to Indonesian President SBY. However, the letter did not contain an apology for the incident of the wiretapping. The Australian government only wrote about the importance of the relationship between Australia and Indonesia. Furthermore, after receiving a reply letter from Australia, President SBY again ordered Foreign Minister Marty Natalegawa or Indonesian representatives to discuss several important issues with the government in Canberra, including the preparation of a code of ethics and protocols. This code of conduct will serve as a guideline to regulate diplomatic relations between the two countries.

In the case of wiretapping by Australia against Indonesia, the case can basically be made an example by other countries in the world. This case also received a lot of protest responses from the public, both the Indonesian people themselves and the people in the international world. In the world of cyber security, it is possible for a country to tap another country. Not all countries, especially Indonesia, realize this. This is a major preference for Indonesia and the rest of the world, so that a country pays more attention and improves the country's cyber security. This wiretapping incident is a highlight of the need for internal improvements in state cybersecurity, including evaluating the president's security procedures and policies to avoid wiretapping. Based on Australia's wiretapping case, Indonesia should make every effort to improve its cybersecurity and evaluate its security system to prevent information leakage for the crime of wiretapping as it has happened. As a country close to Australia, Indonesia must remain vigilant against cyber attacks such as wiretapping, but there is no need to respond to Australia's wiretapping actions with another wiretap, and it is necessary to normalize the cooperation of the two countries concerned and friendly relations built on the basis of mutual trust and good diplomacy to create dependence and peace.

I as the author in this article i would like to introduce myself, i am Ianna Latifah Azkha with student number 5221611086 who is a student majoring in international relations in the faculty of social and humanities of the University of Technology Yogyakarta which has accreditation B, actually i chose this major only for backup, and the reason i entered this major was because i entered the wrong major when registering, which should be communication science as the first choice and international relations as the second choice. but it happened and i don't mind this. I will learn many new things through my current major, but it has happened and i don't mind this i will learn many new things through my current major. The lecturers in the international relations department in my opinion are quite pleasant, and they explain the material well so that it is easy to understand, but i have three favorite lecturers during my studies, namely first Mr. Adi Wibaya, Mrs. Lucitania, and Mr. Puguh Arisanto, but i also like other lecturers as well. my concentration plan for the upcoming semester i prefer to study business rather than public.