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Indonesian Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto, speaking at the Gontor Islamic boarding school, emphasized the importance of national independence and self-reliance, stating that Indonesia must not rely on pity from other nations. This highlights Indonesia's resolve to forge its own path in the international arena.
Indonesia's proposed Climate Change Management Bill emphasizes the need to balance mitigation and adaptation efforts. While specific details are yet to be finalized, the bill could represent a significant step towards achieving sustainable development goals.
Leaders of Indonesia's Islamic boarding school, Pondok Modern Darussalam Gontor, have expressed optimism that the upcoming inauguration of President-elect Prabowo Subianto will bring blessings to the nation. While specific policies were not detailed, the sentiment highlights support from the Islamic education sector.
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto has declared that hunger will not be tolerated in a nation as resource-rich as Indonesia. He specifically highlighted the issues of malnutrition and hunger among school children, vowing to achieve food self-sufficiency and eradicate poverty.
Indonesian President Joko Widodo is not always obliged to attend every court trial, according to an expert advisor to the National Police Chief. The advisor stated that the necessity of attendance depends on the judge's summons, indicating the president's role in judicial proceedings.
Indonesian President Jokowi is not obliged to attend every court trial, according to a legal expert. The expert stated that his attendance depends on the summons from the judges. This could spark discussions on the balance of power between the President's official duties and judicial proceedings.
The Palestinian Ambassador met with presidential candidate Prabowo Subianto, reaffirming Indonesia's solidarity with Palestine. This meeting highlights Indonesia's consistent stance on the Palestinian issue and its role in regional affairs.
The head of the Gontor Islamic Boarding School in Indonesia reported receiving an award from the President for exemplary tax compliance, during the school's 100th anniversary celebration.
Leaders at Indonesia's Islamic boarding school Gontor have announced they will allow students to protest if their lifestyles exceed those of the school's educators. This unusual statement is seen as a stance by the educators.
President Prabowo urged the public to be cautious of social media information, warning that foreign agents could hire 'buzzers' to spread content that erodes national spirit and confidence.
Aries, the drummer of popular Indonesian rock band Garasi, has passed away at the age of 42. His music career began before the band, with an award at a local drumming competition, and he rose to fame with the film 'Garasi'. He contributed to the band's success and also worked as a songwriter.
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto, alongside the PAN party, has launched the "PANsar Murah Nasional" (National Cheap PAN Market) initiative. This program offers essential goods like rice and cooking oil at 50-60% below market prices, aiming to support citizens struggling with rising living costs.
Thirteen foreign nationals have been arrested in Bali on suspicion of prostitution. High rates of 800-1,100 Australian dollars per hour were reportedly set, with suspicions of human trafficking involving Russian and Ukrainian nationals emerging. Authorities are continuing their investigation.
President Prabowo attended the 100th-anniversary celebration of Gontor Modern Islamic Boarding School in Ponorogo, East Java, where he showed reverence to a Quran gifted by the school's leadership. The holy book was written and printed by Gontor's students and teachers, marking the first time a pesantren has produced a Quran adhering to Indonesian standards.
The astonishing reflexes of cats and snakes in Indonesia are a product of long evolution. Cats' reaction speeds far surpass humans, allowing them to instantly counter snake attacks. This ability stems from their evolution as ambush predators and specialized muscle structures.
The Indonesian National Armed Forces (TNI) is continuing its pursuit of an armed group suspected of killing travel driver Aris Sanda in the Papua Mountains. The victim's vehicle was found burned, and the TNI is intensifying security and efforts to identify suspects.
Indonesian Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto was seen wiping away tears as he spoke about the suffering of Palestinian residents. While specific statements were limited, the incident highlights Indonesia's strong concern for the Palestinian cause in its foreign policy.
Indonesian Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto expressed strong anger towards corrupt individuals who engage in malfeasance once in public office. He harshly criticized their hypocritical pursuit of power and subsequent theft, condemning their betrayal of public trust.
Authorities in Cileunyi, Bandung Regency, West Java, have busted a civil servant for converting his home into a marijuana cultivation site. Police discovered dozens of potted marijuana plants and seedlings during a raid, and the suspect tested positive for drug use.
President Prabowo Subianto, speaking at the 100th-anniversary celebration of Pondok Modern Darussalam Gontor in Ponorogo, East Java, urged the pesantren to refrain from practical politics while emphasizing the necessity for its students and institution to understand political dynamics. This message acknowledges the significant presence of Gontor alumni in government while stressing the institution's need for independence.
Indonesian Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto was reported to have kissed a Quran gifted to him by Gontor Islamic boarding school. This moment highlights his religious aspect and a facet of his influence within the Islamic community.
The concept of 'ecological terrorism' has emerged in Indonesia, challenging the nation's response capabilities. This new threat refers to organized acts using environmental destruction as a means, posing a significant challenge to national sustainability and security.
President Prabowo questioned Indonesian academics defending foreign interests, urging citizens to avoid being swayed by external influences. He emphasized the importance of education and independent thought for national strength.
Indonesian Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto has urged the public to be wary of individuals described as 'foreign agents' and paid social media influencers, known as 'buzzers.' This highlights concerns over domestic political stability and information manipulation.
Indonesian President Prabowo has indicated that the two-year mark of his administration is an opportune moment for a cabinet reshuffle, emphasizing the evaluation of ministerial capabilities and ensuring the right person is in the right position.
Tjandra Sridjaja has been elected as the new Chairman of the Indonesian Advocates Association (AAI) for the 2026-2031 term. He called for unity, emphasizing AAI should become 'one home'.
Indonesian Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto visited Pondok Modern Darussalam Gontor (PMDG), a prominent Islamic boarding school in East Java, and voiced support for the liberation of Palestine. His remarks are expected to resonate significantly within Indonesia's Muslim community.
H. Danny Setiawan, who served as West Java Governor from 2003-2008, has passed away at 81. He made history as the first purely career bureaucrat to hold the top provincial leadership position, dedicating his life to West Java's progress.
Search operations for a capsized ferry in the Java Sea are hampered by bad weather and strong currents. Three bodies have been recovered, but 126 people remain missing. Authorities plan to right the vessel to intensify recovery efforts.
Indonesia is strengthening its use of visual communication to improve disaster risk awareness and effective information dissemination. The aim is to boost public preparedness and encourage swift evacuation actions.
President Prabowo attended the 100th anniversary thanksgiving reception for Pondok Modern Darussalam Gontor in Ponorogo, East Java, signaling state support for Islamic boarding school education and human resource development. He also inaugurated a new medical faculty.
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto has threatened to revoke all business permits for corporations proven to be involved in forest and land fires (karhutla). He has also instructed law enforcement agencies to pursue criminal charges, with 95 corporations reportedly indicated for involvement.
The Meteorology, Climatology, and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) forecasts a high probability of light rain in parts of the Jakarta metropolitan area from Saturday afternoon to evening on September 19th. Variations in rainfall are expected across different regions.
President Prabowo referenced 'slanderous' remarks by some experts during the PAN party's anniversary event, quoting verse 191 of Surah Al-Baqarah. While expressing willingness to forgive if the perpetrators acknowledge their actions, the President emphasized intellectual honesty.
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto has acknowledged receiving intelligence reports suggesting the existence of a 'mastermind' behind the unrest on August 27. He hinted at a backlash against anti-corruption efforts and revealed that some minors were incited with money and substances.
Indonesian courts have delivered rulings upholding press freedom, reaffirming the rights of journalists and access to information. These decisions are expected to influence future journalistic activities.