Explore past headlines, AI summaries and source reporting. Full articles follow the FREE and PRO access rules.
Page 111
Land encroachment by the Assam government into the core tiger and Bengal florican habitats of Manas National Park, a World Heritage Site in Northeast India, is raising serious concerns. Conservation authorities are urging swift action to address the issue impacting endangered species.
The majority of Indonesia's Small and Medium Enterprises (UMKM) have entered 'survival mode,' prioritizing business continuity amidst the current economic climate, according to a Sindonews report. This indicates concerns about economic stability and growth.
Indonesia's police force sees key appointments from the 1993 Police Academy (Akpol) graduating class. Notably, three classmates of Irjen Untung Widyatmoko, Head of the International Relations Division, have been appointed as Regional Police Chiefs (Kapolda).
Indonesia's government is urging online platforms (PSEs) operating within the country to comply with registration requirements. Seven PSEs reportedly face blocking if they fail to register by the deadline.
Two high school students in Bandung were arrested for allegedly pointing a samurai sword at police officers after their motorcycle crashed during a chase. Police emphasized strict action to ensure public safety.
Indonesia has launched two new organizations, the Agrarian Reform Youth Fighters Movement (Gemara) and the Preparatory Committee for the Confederation of Agrarian Reform Women Fighters' Unions (SPPRA), to bolster the agrarian reform movement. These initiatives aim to enhance women's participation in organizational decision-making and improve land ownership rights for women.
A large fire broke out early Monday morning at Hamzah Batik, a popular batik and handicraft store on Malioboro Street in Yogyakarta. Local residents reported hearing explosions around 1:30 AM, with flames spreading rapidly throughout the building within minutes. Authorities are investigating the incident.
The Indonesian government has announced strengthened coordination with relevant countries to eradicate cross-border online scams. While only the headline is available, it suggests the increasing activity of international criminal organizations.
The Indonesian National Police have assigned five Brigadier Generals (Brigjen Pol) to new roles as Regional Police Chiefs (Kapolda) and Deputy Chiefs (Wakapolda). This reshuffling aims to rotate personnel within the police organization and redeploy them across various regions.
Former Indonesian President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) has expressed a desire to become the top leader of the Solidarity Indonesia Party (PSI), according to a party official. Jokowi himself has publicly announced his membership in PSI, drawing attention to his future role.
Regarding the Election Result Dispute (PHPU) concerning Vice Presidential candidate Gibran Rakabuming Raka's educational requirements in the Indonesian presidential election, Denny Indrayana stated that they are awaiting the announcement of the interlocutory ruling. The timing of the ruling remains undecided. This issue could potentially affect Gibran's candidacy, drawing significant attention.
Indonesian President Joko Widodo has revealed his membership card for the Indonesian Solidarity Party (PSI). However, his specific role within the party remains unclear, drawing attention to his future political maneuvers.
PT Kereta Api Indonesia (KAI) is launching a special promotion offering 81% of normal fares to commemorate its 81st anniversary. Sales begin September 28, 2026, valid for travel up to 45 days after purchase.
A surprise inspection at Cibinong Prison in West Java, Indonesia, revealed apartment-like luxury facilities, prompting concern from the Speaker of the People's Consultative Assembly (MPR). The Ombudsman found separate buildings with amenities such as air conditioning, refrigerators, and even luxury cars. Prison authorities claim these are official residences, but an investigation is underway.
MPR Chairman Ahmad Muzani has welcomed President Prabowo Subianto's ambitious plan to provide free education from elementary to university levels, calling it a noble idea. However, he stressed the necessity of meticulous financial calculations, warning that the cost of implementing such a policy would be substantial.
Indonesia's Minister of Religious Affairs, Nasaruddin Umar, has been elected as the next President of the International Grand Imams Conference, slated for 2026. This selection highlights the growing international influence of Indonesian Islamic leaders.
Indonesia's National Cyber and Crypto Agency (BSSN) has received an award from the Central Statistics Agency (BPS). While HSN 2026 is mentioned in relation to the award, the specific reasons for the commendation are not yet clear.
BIGBANG's Jakarta concert has added a date on January 17th. Based on reports of over 20,000 people lining up for general sales on the day, this analysis examines live demand from the perspectives of tourism and venue operations.
Indonesian Cabinet Secretary Teddy Prasetyono has drawn attention for his bold defense of Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto's policies. His "courageous" stance may influence internal government dynamics and future policy implementation.
A 32-year-old man in Bandung, West Java, has been arrested for allegedly killing his 53-year-old stepmother. He is accused of electrocuting her before stabbing her multiple times, with motives reportedly stemming from resentment over not being fed and a desire to take over the property.
A lawsuit has been filed at Indonesia's Constitutional Court challenging Law No. 21 of 2023. The petitioners are demanding that the inauguration ceremony of President Prabowo Subianto and Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka be re-held in Nusantara (IKN), the new capital.
President Jokowi has shown no fear regarding the 8% parliamentary threshold, while PSI official Ahmad Ali has urged party cadres to build strength from the grassroots.
Indonesian martial arts organization Pagar Nusa has appointed 25 new cadres in Taiwan as part of its efforts to expand overseas training. This move signifies the group's international outreach and aims to strengthen ties with the local Indonesian community.
Indonesia's National Cyber and Crypto Agency (BSSN) Chief stated that achieving data sovereignty hinges on robust cybersecurity, following an award from the Central Statistics Agency (BPS). This highlights the growing importance of data protection in Indonesia's digitalizing landscape.
The Indonesian Military Chief has declared the eradication of the Free Papua Organization (OPM), a separatist group operating in Papua, emphasizing a zero-tolerance policy for any form of separatism within the country. This stance underscores the military's firm approach to the long-standing regional conflict.
The Indonesian National Armed Forces (TNI) marked its 81st anniversary with a modest ceremony in Cilangkap, near Jakarta. The Commander explained the decision to forgo elaborate celebrations, emphasizing national unity and avoiding unnecessary extravagance. This reflects a focus on reducing public burden and promoting military humility.
Western coastal areas of Surabaya, Indonesia, are at risk of coastal flooding (Banjir Rob) by the end of September 2026, attributed to the full moon on September 26 causing higher sea levels. ITS experts urge residents to monitor BMKG tide predictions and prepare in advance.
Indonesian President Joko Widodo explained his decision to reveal his Solidarity Party of Indonesia (PSI) membership card, stating it was due to opportune 'political momentum.' He disclosed his joining date as October 14, 2025, and cited the party's organizational achievements as the reason for his public announcement.
Indonesia's Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has launched an investigation into allegations that several land offices in East Java made illicit payments to specific officials within the provincial Land Agency (BPN). This probe highlights concerns about corruption in land registration processes.
Indonesia has formally announced its candidacy for a non-permanent seat on the UN Security Council for the 2029-2030 term. The Foreign Minister emphasized rebuilding trust in multilateralism and maintaining peace, leveraging the nation's past peacekeeping contributions.
Indonesia faces escalating personal data breaches, exposing public vulnerability. Consequently, the swift passage of the Cyber Security Bill has emerged as an urgent necessity to protect citizens and address the shortcomings in existing legal frameworks.
Heavy rainfall in Parigi Moutong, Central Sulawesi, Indonesia, caused a river embankment to burst early Sunday (27/9), submerging two villages and a section of the Trans Sulawesi Highway. 90 homes were affected, but no casualties were reported.
Supporters of Gibran Rakabuming Raka are hoping for the rejection of a lawsuit at the Constitutional Court (MK). This comes ahead of an interim ruling hearing on a case filed by Denny Indrayana and others.
President Joko Widodo explained that the timing of revealing his membership card for the Indonesian Solidarity Party (PSI) was dictated by political "momentum." This report analyzes the background of the president's statement, considering past precedents and regional differences, and its impact on the public.
Indonesian President Joko Widodo has reportedly displayed a membership card for the emerging Indonesian Solidarity Party (PSI). Political analyst Ray Rangkuti has analyzed the political background and intentions behind this action.
Megalithic sites in Pasemah, Lahat Regency, South Sumatra, reveal a prehistoric society deeply connected to water resources and wildlife. Many sites are located near water sources, and stone carvings depicting animals suggest reverence and coexistence with fauna.