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Indonesian prosecutors presented 9,599 US$100 bills as evidence in a court hearing related to alleged fraud in the allocation of quotas for the Hajj pilgrimage. The case is drawing attention for its potential to uncover the full extent of the scheme and hold those responsible accountable.
Indonesia's Ombudsman has uncovered instances of illegal levies (pungli) within Cibinong Prison, revealing that inmates' families were paying Rp150,000 weekly. This discovery highlights corruption within prison operations, drawing attention to the authorities' response.
Germany's government has announced plans to double its domestic data center capacity. This move aims to expand digital infrastructure in Europe, but direct impacts on Indonesia's digital economy are currently seen as limited.
Amidst widespread drought in Indonesia, the sukun tree (Artocarpus altilis) is emerging as a promising food source. Its long-term fruit production and drought tolerance suggest potential for enhancing food security, especially in rain-fed agricultural areas.
Indonesia's Ombudsman has revealed a significant finding that a backdoor at Cibinong Prison leads into a neighboring residential area. This investigation into irregularities raises concerns about the prison's management system and its potential impact on the local community.
The dispute over the Indonesian presidential election results has entered the proof submission stage at the Constitutional Court, with stakeholders calling for the truth to be revealed.
Indonesia's House of Representatives (DPR) Commission II has revealed the reasons behind denying the Ombudsman's participation in a joint meeting with Commission XIII and the Ministry of Home Affairs (Kementerian Imipas). The decision has sparked debate regarding the Ombudsman's independence and function.
Former Constitutional Court Justice Denny Indrayana has requested the summoning of vice presidential candidate Gibran Rakabuming Raka and others to the Constitutional Court, citing concerns over the fairness of the electoral process.
Indonesian Defense Minister Prabowo has instructed a review of rehabilitation programs for drug users as a measure to address prison overcrowding. This move aims to alleviate the strain on correctional facilities and improve the effectiveness of the justice system.
A new forest fire fund announced by American charities is limited to South America, sparking calls for Indonesia to demand inclusion. The article argues that Indonesia's severe fire issues and peatland challenges necessitate its participation to secure vital funding and expertise for forest protection.
Indonesia's House of Representatives (DPR) has drawn attention to lavish residential facilities within Cibinong Prison. They have urged the Minister of Law and Human Rights to tighten the selection process for prison wardens (Kalapas) and eliminate 'nepotism' in appointments. This issue highlights concerns about transparency and fairness in prison administration.
Following an inspection by the Ombudsman, reports indicate that luxurious facilities previously present at Cibinong Prison in Indonesia have been altered. Bappisus, a special advisory body to the Ministry of Law and Human Rights, suggests this change will facilitate a deeper investigation.
Indonesia's government and parliament have approved the draft State Budget for Fiscal Year 2027. With expenditures totaling IDR 4.1 trillion, the budget aims to address global uncertainties and accelerate national development agendas, with significant allocations for education, social protection, and food security.
A photo claiming to show former President Jokowi holding his diploma has been circulating on social media. However, this is misinformation; the original image shows him holding a party membership card. Combating fake news is a pressing issue in Indonesia.
Indonesian Minister of Law and Human Rights, Supratman Andi Agtas, visited the Presidential Palace on September 29, 2026, for a meeting with President Prabowo Subianto. While the details remain undisclosed, the minister indicated the discussion would encompass both government duties and party matters, raising expectations about potential political developments.
A police officer in Bengkulu, Indonesia, has received disciplinary sanctions after a viral video showed him sticking out his tongue at participants of the National Farmers' Day (Hari Tani Nasional) demonstration. The provincial police stated the act violated the humanistic standards of police service and vowed to prevent recurrence.
Indonesia's Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has summoned the doctoral advisor of Silmy Karim, the former Director General of Immigration implicated in a bribery case concerning foreign residency permits. The investigation is probing the potential flow of illicit funds into Karim's and his accomplice's tuition and research expenses.
Indonesia's high-speed rail project faces potential "quasi-fiscal burdens" from its debt, suggesting risks that could strain public finances beyond direct government liabilities.
Five officials at the Cibinong Correctional Facility in Indonesia have been suspended due to alleged misconduct. The Ministry of Law and Human Rights' Special Advisory Committee (Bappisus) stated that a thorough investigation will be conducted if criminal acts are found, highlighting issues of discipline and transparency within correctional facilities.
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto met with key officials, including the head of the National Narcotics Agency and the Deputy Minister of Health, at the Presidential Palace to discuss efforts in combating drug abuse. Topics included leveraging research findings and detecting narcotics in e-cigarettes.
The Indonesian government announced plans to reduce energy subsidy spending in the 2027 fiscal year budget. This move is seen as part of the nation's strategy to achieve fiscal consolidation and sustainable economic growth. Specific reduction amounts and alternative measures are yet to be detailed.
In Myanmar's Rakhine State, military airstrikes on civilians have become routine, leaving residents living in constant fear of death. Markets and residential areas are being targeted, resulting in numerous casualties. Displaced populations are forced to endure harsh living conditions.
Following issues found at Cibinong Penitentiary, Indonesia's Ministry of Law and Human Rights has announced a 'purification' plan for 532 prisons and correctional facilities nationwide. This initiative aims to address corruption and inefficiencies within the correctional system.
President Prabowo paid respects to former President Megawati, offering condolences for the passing of Guruh. The meeting, described as cordial, also touched upon national matters, underscoring the familial bond between the two leaders.
Canadian singer The Weeknd fulfilled a fan's dream during the second night of his After Hours Til Dawn Tour at Jakarta International Stadium (JIS). A concertgoer was given the opportunity to sing "Out of Time" alongside the artist, captivating the audience.
Indonesian President Prabowo has reportedly summoned the Minister of Law and Human Rights to the Presidential Palace. While the specific reason for the summons has not been disclosed, it suggests that important discussions regarding the country's legal system and human rights issues may have taken place.
In Indonesia, jungle cats (Kucing Kuwuk) are often mistaken for pests that damage crops, leading them to fall victim to poison and traps. Experts warn that this ignorance and neglect have far-reaching ecological consequences. Effective conservation requires consistent education tailored to local contexts.
Becoming a clinical psychologist in Indonesia requires more than just good intentions or a desire to help. The field necessitates specialized knowledge, rigorous training, and ethical practice, highlighting the importance of formal qualifications and professional development.
In the Bolivian Andes, the Polylepis tarapacana tree, known locally as queñua, thrives at an astonishing 5,200 meters, the highest known tree line on Earth. Researchers are uncovering the mechanisms behind its survival in the extreme cold.
Indonesia's Minister of Defense has handed over 12 state-of-the-art Amphibious Armored Vehicles (AAV) M-35 to the Marine Corps, aimed at bolstering its combat readiness. This acquisition is expected to enhance the nation's defense capabilities, particularly in coastal and amphibious operations.
Amidst concerns over delays and high costs for Australia's AUKUS nuclear submarine program, South Korea's KSS-III conventional submarine emerges as a potentially faster and more affordable alternative. Despite losing Canada's bid, the KSS-III's capabilities and delivery timelines make it an attractive option for Australia.
The decision on the detention appeal (praperadilan) of former Deputy Minister Silmy Karim is expected today. The outcome of this legal process could impact ongoing investigations into corruption allegations.
West Nusa Tenggara is grappling with a severe drought exacerbated by El Niño, with nine out of ten regencies and cities reporting water scarcity. Over 90,000 people are affected, prompting emergency responses.
A massive investment boom in data center construction is sweeping across Southeast Asia, with Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, and Vietnam leading the charge. While demand for AI services is fueling this surge, concerns remain about resource consumption and the sustainability of future demand.
Ten indigenous communities from 10 villages in Tehoru District, Central Maluku Regency, petitioned the local legislative council for recognition of their ancestral territories. They expressed concerns over production forest area boundaries and the Manusela National Park border, using traditional ceremonies to symbolize unity and resolve.
Tempo English reports on the world's major military alliances in 2026. Indonesia's engagement with these alliances or its independent security strategy will be a key factor in future geopolitical developments.