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Indonesia presented its climate change control agendas at the UN Climate Summit, including methane emission reduction and renewable energy development. However, the nation stressed the crucial need for financial support to achieve these goals.
Automotive care brand Prestone unveiled its high-boiling point coolant, 'Prestone Racing,' at Automechanika Jakarta in Indonesia. The product is slated for release in mid-October.
The Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) forecasts mostly sunny weather across Indonesia on September 25, with light rain expected in several areas and haze predicted for others.
Bangladesh's National Citizen Party (NCP), born from student protests and promising a new political alternative, has entered parliament by joining an opposition alliance led by Jamaat-e-Islami (JI). However, this partnership raises questions about the NCP's independence, forcing the party to struggle in establishing its distinct identity.
Indonesia's House of Representatives (DPR) has demanded a thorough investigation by the National Police (Polri) into the discovery of luxury residences within the Cibinong Penitentiary. The issue raises public concerns regarding prison management and potential corruption.
Anti-Israel sentiment is growing in Thailand, with far-right nationalist groups hijacking pro-Palestine protests. These groups, distinct from initial left-wing activists, now focus on unsubstantiated claims of Israeli land grabs and tourist misbehavior, reflecting a broader xenophobic trend against foreigners.
Indonesia's Ombudsman conducted a surprise inspection of Cibinong Prison, discovering villa-like structures and liquor bottles within the premises. This incident raises questions about the prison's management system and the state of correctional facilities.
Cambodian authorities are investigating scamming sites linked to sanctioned tycoons Ly Yong Phat and Kok An. The announcement, made during an anti-scam conference in Phnom Penh, signals an effort to enhance transparency in addressing the country's scam operations.
Indonesia is grappling with severe forest and land fires (karhutla) across the archipelago, exposing over 3 million residents to toxic haze. This has led to a surge in acute respiratory infections, with young children disproportionately affected, highlighting the urgent need for government intervention.
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto announced the establishment of the National Peat and Mangrove Management Agency (BPGMN) aimed at preventing forest and land fires (karhutla). Led by experts and scientists, this agency will report directly to the President and focus on fire prevention, particularly in six peat-rich provinces.
President Joko Widodo detailed his son and Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka's educational background amidst a Constitutional Court lawsuit challenging Gibran's eligibility for the 2024 Presidential Election. Jokowi elaborated on Gibran's studies at UTS Insearch in Australia and MDIS in Singapore.
Indonesian civic group BaraJP has announced five stances regarding the lawsuit at the Supreme Court (MK) concerning Gibran Rakabuming Raka's diploma, urging its rejection. The group argues the lawsuit lacks a solid basis.
Jabodetabek is forecast to experience varying weather on September 25, with Jakarta and Depok reaching 32 degrees Celsius. While cloudy skies are expected in many areas, light rain is possible in South Jakarta, Tangerang, and other regions.
Former Deputy Minister of Law and Human Rights, Denny Indrayana, has raised questions regarding Article 18 Paragraph 3 of the Election Candidate Selection Regulation (PKPU) in a lawsuit concerning the educational requirements of Vice Presidential candidate Gibran Rakabuming Raka, suggesting the regulation could impact the eligibility assessment.
Afghan cyclist Fariba Hashimi dedicated her Asian Games 2026 silver medal in the women's road race to Indonesian women striving for their dreams. She conveyed a message of perseverance to women worldwide facing challenges in pursuit of their goals via social media.
Police are nearing the identification of suspects in a corruption case involving state land in Badung, Bali, valued at approximately Rp 4.8 trillion. Nine witnesses have been questioned so far.
Indonesia's National Police Corruption Eradication Task Force (Kortas Tipikor) has seized 23 hectares of state land in Ungasan, Badung Regency, Bali, valued at an estimated Rp 4.8 trillion. The seizure is part of an investigation into alleged misappropriation of state assets.
Transjakarta has adjusted operations for eight routes due to a protest in Central Jakarta. Some routes are temporarily suspended, shortened, or rerouted, with the public urged to check for updates.
The Indonesian government is set to launch its 'Merah Putih' Village/Sub-district Cooperatives (KDKMP) this year, following the signing of a Presidential Regulation by President Prabowo. Over 23,000 facilities are complete, with 17,000 cooperatives undergoing verification. Manager appointments are also progressing.
President Prabowo has ordered forest and land fire (Karhutla) prevention measures to be village-centric. The President believes village communities possess a strong sense of belonging to their surrounding environment, hence the emphasis on this approach. Efforts will also focus on revitalizing Community Fire Watch (MPA) groups.
President Prabowo congratulated the Indonesian men's badminton team via video call after they secured the first gold medal for the nation at the 2026 Asian Games. This victory marks Indonesia's return to the top in men's team badminton at the Games after a 28-year hiatus.
As Central Asia grapples with dwindling water resources due to climate change, the concept of 'miniature sponge cities'—focusing on efficient rainwater harvesting and utilization in urban areas—is gaining traction. Individual and community-led initiatives are highlighted as potentially key to urban climate adaptation.
An Indonesian court heard testimony that a 50:50 Hajj quota allocation for 2024 was discussed following a directive from President Joko Widodo. The rationale cited was the safety of pilgrims, considering the elderly demographic and anticipated extreme weather conditions.
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto has shifted the focus of peat fire management from extinguishing to prevention due to the high costs involved. Scientists recommend preventive measures as cheaper and more effective, leading to the approval of a National Peat and Mangrove Management Agency.
Former Minister of Culture and Information, Roy Suryo, has claimed that an investigation at UTS Insearch, an Indonesian university, revealed "no one knows Gibran Rakabuming Raka." This statement has stirred controversy, potentially reigniting discussions about Gibran's public recognition and political influence.
Mitsubishi Power Indonesia's President Director Nobuhiro Kawai highlighted the lack of hydrogen infrastructure in Indonesia but expressed optimism about its future development, crucial for achieving the 2060 Net Zero Emission target. Transporting hydrogen via ammonia is considered a viable option.
Indonesia's Solidarity Party (PSI) has stated it is unfazed by a potential increase in the parliamentary threshold for the 2029 general election, even if it is raised to 5%. As the party currently holds no seats in parliament, it will abide by the legislative body's decision.
False information targeting the family of Indonesian President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) is circulating on social media. Hoaxes include claims about the 2029 presidential election, alleged political statements by Kaesang, and a scam involving Vice President Gibran's pension fund program.
Bachtiar Chamsyah, former Indonesian Minister of Social Affairs, has passed away. The news of the demise of a figure who contributed to Indonesian politics and society for many years has brought deep sorrow to those involved. Tributes to Chamsyah's legacy are being shared.
President Prabowo Subianto has approved the establishment of the National Peat and Mangrove Management Agency, following recommendations from scientists. The agency will integrally manage peatlands, covering data management, licensing, and fire prevention.
Bhutan achieved UN membership in 1971, a diplomatic feat secured with support from regional rivals amidst rising tensions. 55 years later, the nation champions 'Gross National Happiness' and sustainable development, carving a unique niche internationally.
The situation in Myanmar remains tense, with ASEAN struggling to find an effective response due to differing opinions among member states. Indonesia's position is a complex balancing act, prioritizing regional stability while adhering to the principle of non-interference in internal affairs.
The Constitutional Court (MK) lawsuit regarding Gibran Rakabuming Raka's eligibility in the Indonesian presidential election is not solely about his academic qualifications but also questions the arbitrary interpretation of constitutional law. As former Minister of Law and Human Rights, Denny Indrayana, points out, it involves what can be termed the 'smuggling' of constitutional amendments.
President Joko Widodo has indicated his intention to delegate the decision-making power regarding the 'Parliamentary Threshold' for the number of parliamentary seats to the House of Representatives (DPR). This statement comes amid discussions about changing the current parliamentary threshold, potentially impacting future political dynamics.
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto has decided to establish the National Peat and Mangrove Management Agency (BPGMN) to strengthen forest and land fire (karhutla) prevention. Unlike its predecessor, the new agency will report directly to the President.
Indonesia is advancing the adoption of Waste-to-Energy (WTE) technology to secure sustainable energy sources. This initiative aims to address the nation's waste management issues while accelerating the transition to clean energy.