Andreyka Natalegawa

Associate Fellow, Southeast Asia Program
Andreyka Natalegawa

Andreyka Natalegawa is an associate fellow for the Southeast Asia Program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) in Washington, D.C. He holds an MA in Asian studies from the Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service at Georgetown University. Prior to joining CSIS in 2017, he received a bachelor’s degree in politics from New York University, with minors in Chinese and social and public policy. He is a member of the Pacific Forum Young Leaders Program and previously served as a Bunker fellow for 2021–2022 at the Institute for the Study of Diplomacy at Georgetown University. Mr. Natalegawa helps run the DC Asia Policy Network, a community of over 2,000 young professionals working on Asia policy issues in Washington.

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Southeast Asia Radio

Southeast Asia Radio One-Year Anniversary Special: Listener Q&A

Greg and Elina celebrate Southeast Asia Radio’s one-year anniversary with Andreyka Natalegawa, Danielle Fallin, and Karen Lee of the Southeast Asia Program team.

Podcast Episode by Gregory B. Poling , Andreyka Natalegawa , Danielle Fallin , and Karen Lee — May 4, 2023

CSIS Southeast Asia Radio

Building a U.S.-Japan-Philippines Triad

The United States and Japan should strengthen the strategic foundations of their partnerships with the Philippines, highlight the mutual benefits of working together, and assess the role of trilateral cooperation in regional security. 

Brief by Gregory B. Poling , Andreyka Natalegawa , and Danielle Fallin — February 1, 2023

Building a U.S.-Australia-Philippines Triad

The United States and Australia should shore up the strategic foundations of their partnerships with the Philippines, highlight the mutual benefits of working together, and assess the role that trilateral cooperation should play in regional security.

Brief by Gregory B. Poling and Andreyka Natalegawa — December 15, 2022

Southeast Asia Radio

Data Governance in Southeast Asia with Elina Noor

Greg talks with co-host Elina Noor on her latest report, “Raising Standards: Data and Artificial Intelligence in Southeast Asia.”

Podcast Episode by Gregory B. Poling , Andreyka Natalegawa , and Karen Lee — September 29, 2022

CSIS Southeast Asia Radio
Southeast Asia Radio

Party Politics in Malaysia with Sophie Lemière

Elina talks with Sophie Lemière, a political anthropologist and an adjunct fellow with the CSIS Southeast Asia Program, on recent political developments in Malaysia.

Podcast Episode by Andreyka Natalegawa — September 15, 2022

CSIS Southeast Asia Radio
Southeast Asia Radio

Australian Priorities in Southeast Asia with Huong Le Thu

Greg talks with Huong Le Thu, adjunct fellow for the Southeast Asia Program and principal policy Fellow at the Perth USAsia Centre. 

Podcast Episode by Gregory B. Poling , Andreyka Natalegawa , and Danielle Fallin — September 1, 2022

CSIS Southeast Asia Radio
Southeast Asia Radio

Quad Pact on Maritime Domain Awareness with Zack Cooper

Greg and Elina talk with Zack Cooper, senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, about the Quad’s new maritime domain awareness partnership.

Podcast Episode by Gregory B. Poling , Simon Tran Hudes , and Andreyka Natalegawa — June 9, 2022

CSIS Southeast Asia Radio

The Indo-Pacific Economic Framework and Digital Trade in Southeast Asia

Southeast Asia is not a monolith when it comes to digital trade, and the Biden administration will face headwinds trying to convince countries to sign on to high-standard provisions on digital trade through the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework.

Report by Andreyka Natalegawa and Gregory B. Poling — May 5, 2022

Digital Trade Agreements Present New Opportunities in Southeast Asia

Some parts of the Biden administration have been pushing, so far without success, a potential agreement on digital trade with key allies and partners in the Indo-Pacific, demonstrating a renewed commitment to engage with the region.

Blog Post by Andreyka Natalegawa — October 25, 2021