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While trade talks with the U.S. are still underway, Indonesia must reassess its non-tariff measures to address U.S. concerns while ensuring fair trade practices and maintaining economic stability.

Mexico, for instance, is facing a 25% tariff, while Indonesia is looking at a 32% tariff and Vietnam could be hit with a steep 46% tariff.

In some middle-income countries, such as Indonesia, Mexico, or the Philippines, people even rate themselves as healthier than do Americans, Swedes, or Japanese.

Tula, Mexico In the Tula-Tepeji-Apaxco region, where the Toltec plains once supported rich biodiversity and cultural heritage, the water and air are now saturated with pollution.

To address these problems, both Indonesia and Mexico can learn from Japan, the only country to get rich without its population getting fat, due to the country’s policies in preventing obesity.

China, Indonesia and Mexico are on a better footing when it comes to tariffs imposed on US imports, with over 75 percent of US merchandise exports to these nations attracting less than 10 percent ...