The question for Indonesia's neighbors in the early 1990s was whether Indonesia's will to play a larger international role would also carry with it an inclination to become a regional hegemon. The memory of Sukarno's more expansive foreign policies and the forcible integration of East Timor into the republic served as cautionary indicators, particularly given the uncertainties of presidential succession.

Data as of November 1992

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