Is there any upside for Southeast Asia’s economies under Trump 2.0?

Noto Suoneto is vice president for international affairs at the Indonesian Business Council.

Many foreign policy thinkers and observers in Southeast Asia are concerned about the potential impact of a second Donald Trump presidency in the U.S. Among their worries are trade tariffs, reduced climate commitments, and, more importantly, increased security risks around key geopolitical flashpoints in the region.