Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto announced the near completion of a bilateral Treaty on Common Security, set to be formally signed in January 2026. This treaty represents a significant evolution in defense cooperation between the two nations, building on previous agreements and committing to regular consultations on security matters. It emphasizes a strengthened strategic partnership aimed at enhancing regional stability in the Indo-Pacific, reflecting a shared commitment to mutual defense and cooperation against emerging threats. The upcoming treaty signing is poised to reinforce collective security frameworks in the region while respecting Indonesia’s sovereignty and strategic non-alignment, highlighting both countries’ proactive roles in maintaining Indo-Pacific peace and security.