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The 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi concluded with a joint declaration that signals a collective push for a 'course correction' in the global order, challenging US-led hegemony. The declaration notably criticized unilateral sanctions and attacks on Iran, with India playing a key role in brokering consensus among member states.
Indonesia's Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) expressed confidence that Member of Parliament Nusron Wahid would fulfill his moral responsibility if summoned by investigators regarding allegations related to him. The specific timing or reasons for a summons were not disclosed at this time.
Indonesian authorities have deported three Chinese nationals for violating their visa and work permit regulations. The Immigration Directorate General reiterated its strict stance against illegal stay and employment.
Indonesian Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto has urged public officials to remember their role as servants of the people, stating that those unable to fulfill their duties should step aside. He emphasized the importance of meeting public expectations.
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto convened a limited meeting with several ministers and agency heads at the Presidential Palace in Jakarta. Officials from the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources and the Ministry of Agriculture were present, suggesting discussions likely centered on domestic energy needs and food security.
A former Indonesian customs official tearfully testified in court that he was allegedly asked to take the fall for a case to prevent it from escalating. He claims this pressure was exerted to contain a broader corruption scandal, suggesting instructions from superiors and potentially exposing internal malfeasance within the customs organization.
Agum Gumelar, Chairman of the Indonesian Veterans Association (Pepabri), has urged retired Indonesian National Armed Forces (TNI) and National Police (Polri) personnel not to participate in social unrest. He emphasized that veterans should play a role in contributing to societal stability.
A Chinese national is under police investigation in Bali, Indonesia, for alleged poaching of endangered sea turtles. Local residents reported the incident, prompting police to gather evidence.
President Prabowo acknowledged political differences with Governor Anies Baswedan during the inauguration of a Jakarta LRT station, but stressed the importance of cooperation between the central and provincial governments, highlighting their roles as public servants despite electoral competition.
A reshuffle of the Indonesian Finance Minister has been met with positive responses from academic circles, with expectations high for the new minister and the future direction of economic policy.
Indonesia's government has decided to significantly expand its 2026 budget to address risks posed by El Niño and climate change, prioritizing food security and economic stability.
President Prabowo Subianto has directly instructed 'Danantara' to support the development of Jakarta's public transportation network, responding to a request from the DKI Jakarta Governor. The President stated that 'Danantara must help' in response to the governor's plea for funding assistance for the Jakarta LRT expansion plan.
Indonesia's Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has apprehended an individual reportedly close to Member of Parliament Nusron Wahid on corruption charges. The Deputy Minister of Agrarian Affairs and Spatial Planning/National Land Agency (ATR/BPN) commented on the case, pledging cooperation with legal proceedings.
Indonesia's Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has uncovered evidence of a Rp300 million donation from Summarecon Agung Tbk (SMS) to the National Land Agency (ATR/BPN). This occurred prior to the KPK's detection of a Rp1.5 billion bribery case.
Indonesia is reviving plans to establish a World Mangrove Center (WMC), a global hub for mangrove conservation and restoration, leveraging its vast 3.4 million-hectare mangrove forests. The initiative aims to bolster Indonesia's leadership in coastal ecosystem protection and climate change mitigation.
The Indonesian Journalists Association (PWI) in North Sumatra is strengthening its cooperation with BPJS Employment to expand social security protection for approximately 900 members, covering death benefits and children's scholarships.
Indonesian Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto has expressed his vision for transforming the capital city, Jakarta, into an environmentally friendly "green city." He advocates for sustainable urban development, emphasizing greening initiatives and public transportation expansion.
The Perindo Party in Indonesia has criticized the proposed amendment to raise the election threshold (PT) for parties to secure seats from 4% to 5%, deeming it a disregard for the Constitutional Court's (MK) ruling and electoral proportionality. This move could significantly impact the country's political landscape.
Nusron Wahid's absence from a meeting of Commission II of the Indonesian House of Representatives (DPR) after his subordinate was arrested in a sting operation (OTT) has sparked speculation about the reasons behind his no-show.
Acute Respiratory Infections (ISPA) cases are surging in Kalimantan, Indonesia, due to ongoing forest and land fires (karhutla). Central Kalimantan alone has recorded over 72,000 ISPA cases, with residents highlighting insufficient smoke mitigation measures.
The rise of AI technology is diminishing the value of creativity, raising questions about who ultimately bears the cost. This issue is becoming an undeniable challenge in Indonesia, particularly concerning content creators and copyright protection.
President Prabowo has envisioned Jakarta as a model 'green city,' instructing the implementation of vertical gardens on high-rise buildings. This initiative is part of a broader 'Indonesia ASRI' (Safe, Healthy, Clean, and Beautiful Indonesia) movement nationwide, with potential support from regional and central governments.
President Prabowo inaugurated the extended Jakarta Light Rail Transit (LRT) line, connecting Kelapa Gading to Manggarai. This expansion is expected to further modernize public transportation in Jakarta.
Indonesian President Prabowo inspected the new Kelapa Gading-Manggarai Light Rail Transit (LRT) line in Jakarta. The new route is expected to enhance public transportation and inter-city connectivity within the capital.
President Prabowo inaugurated a new section of the Jakarta Light Rail Transit (LRT) connecting Kelapa Gading and Manggarai on September 16. This extension is expected to enhance public transportation convenience and alleviate traffic congestion in Jakarta.
One year after Nepal's youth-led uprising, the new government that dismantled the old political order is grappling with challenges in governance, economic reconstruction, and international relations, facing scrutiny over its capabilities.
President Prabowo has inaugurated the new Kelapa Gading-Manggarai section of Jakarta's Light Rail Transit (LRT). The new route has a daily capacity of up to 80,000 passengers and will offer a special fare of Rp 8 for eight days starting from its opening.
Indonesia's ruling coalition has agreed to set the minimum vote threshold at 5% for parties to gain seats in the House of Representatives under the revised Election Law. This decision is seen as a move to foster majority formation and political stability among parties.
The Chairman of the Indonesian Palm Oil Producers Association (APROPI) has praised Amran, stating he is 'deserving of being a minister with top performance.' While specific achievements and background details are not yet available, this suggests his political acumen and policy execution capabilities are highly regarded.
Indonesia's Ministry of Environment and Forestry is investigating 46 cases related to forest and peatland fires (Karhutla), with 15 of them involving corporations. The ministry emphasizes its commitment to identifying the causes and holding responsible parties accountable.
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto inspected a new section of the Jakarta Light Rail Transit (LRT) connecting Kelapa Gading and Manggarai ahead of its official inauguration. The opening aims to further enhance Jakarta's public transportation network.
Hotels and restaurants in Yogyakarta are successfully reducing energy costs by switching from LPG to Compressed Natural Gas (CNG), a move aligned with the Indonesian government's aim to lessen LPG import dependency and promote alternative fuels.
Indonesia reaffirmed its commitment to maintaining "lasting and strategic relations" with China. Simultaneously, it reiterated its non-aligned doctrine, emphasizing its independent stance in regional and international affairs.
An incident occurred in Papua Pegunungan where the separatist group OPM killed a transport driver and burned his vehicle. The TNI has launched a search operation to fully investigate the incident and pursue the armed group involved.
In Tempirai village, Indonesia, residents are engaged in manual firefighting efforts to combat spreading forest fires, filling the void left by the absence of a dedicated team. Facing water scarcity and limited resources, they demonstrate community solidarity against the blaze.
The Indonesian Parliament (DPR) is preparing to establish a special committee (Panja) to thoroughly investigate the accident involving the cargo ship KM Virgo Transport 8. Lawmakers have expressed their intent to meticulously scrutinize the incident's details.