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Former Indonesian President Joko Widodo has become a target of hoaxes related to disasters, spreading via social media and messaging apps. False claims include his designation as a 'national disaster' and fabricated reports of him visiting disaster sites, suggesting attempts to manipulate his image or sow social discord.
Indonesia's President Prabowo Subianto has replaced Finance Minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa with Suahasil Nazara. Purbaya was informed of his dismissal during an official meeting.
India has dropped terror charges under the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA) against seven foreign nationals, including one American and six Ukrainians, who were arrested in March. They will now be re-charged under the less stringent Immigration and Foreigners Act for illegal entry and visa violations. The decision has fueled speculation of diplomatic pressure from the U.S. government and concerns over their alleged activities in Myanmar.
Amidst growing 'digital fatigue' from information saturation, MRT Jakarta is developing areas around its transit hubs into 'third places,' offering spaces for real-world experiences and social interaction beyond mere transit. The Blok M area exemplifies this strategy.
Indonesia's Ministry of Public Works and Housing (PU) has enhanced its preparedness against forest and land fires (karhutla) in Kalimantan by deploying additional firefighting equipment, including water pumps and tanks, across five provinces. The move aims to support rapid extinguishing efforts during fire events.
Indonesia's Home Affairs Minister announced the government's agreement to continue deliberations on 15 draft laws concerning districts and cities in West Kalimantan, Central Kalimantan, and South Kalimantan. The move aims to enhance legal certainty under the current constitution and promote regional development.
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto has instructed the newly appointed Finance Minister to strictly protect the State Budget, a crucial measure considering economic stability and its impact on public welfare.
The stranding of an oarfish on Lombok, Indonesia, has reignited an old myth that the deep-sea creature is an omen of earthquakes. Experts suggest that changes in marine environments due to global warming are a more likely cause.
Indonesia's Attorney General's Office has filed an appeal to the Supreme Court against the appellate court's decision for defendant Ibam in the Chromebook corruption case, indicating a prolonged judicial process.
Suahasil Nazara has been appointed as the new Finance Minister of Indonesia, succeeding Purbaya. His appointment marks a significant shift in the nation's economic leadership as Indonesia navigates its economic future.
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto has appointed Julius Nazara as the new Finance Minister, replacing Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa. Sadewa will move to a role as Assistant to the Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs. This appointment signifies a key shift in economic policy management under the new administration.
The Indonesian government has established the TNS Islands Marine Conservation Zone in the Maluku Islands. This initiative aims to conserve biodiversity and promote sustainable marine resource management, with expectations for regional economic contributions.
The visit of the Indonesian National Police Chief to an exhibition by artist Nasirun is drawing attention as a move to strengthen the preservation of national cultural heritage. This visit raises expectations for cultural promotion through art.
Suahasil Nazara has been officially appointed as Indonesia's Minister of Finance. This personnel change signals a new phase in the country's economic policy management, drawing attention to the future direction of economic strategies.
Amidst speculation of a cabinet reshuffle in Indonesia, Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs Suahasil Nazara visited the State Palace. This visit is drawing attention as a potential indicator of upcoming cabinet changes.
Rumors of a cabinet reshuffle in Indonesia are rapidly escalating following visits by Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs Suahasil Nazara and Minister of State Pratikno to the presidential palace. While no official announcement has been made, political circles are on edge.
State-owned energy company Pertamina has limited Pertalite fuel purchases to a maximum of 3 liters for motorcycles at modular gas stations (SPBU) in Makassar. This measure aims to ease congestion and enhance service at refueling points.
A survivor from the capsized Virgo Transport 8 ship in the Java Sea has been evacuated by helicopter to Syamsuddin Noor Airport in Banjarmasin. Search operations are ongoing for numerous missing passengers and crew.
The sinking of the cargo ship Virgo Transport 8 in Indonesia's Masalembo waters adds to a grim history of maritime disasters in the area, often dubbed the 'Indonesian Bermuda Triangle'. Investigations into the recurring accidents are urgently needed.
The Indonesian Journalists Association (AMSI) held a joint prayer for the safety of five journalists who have lost contact in the Sunda Strait. While details remain scarce, stakeholders are concerned for their well-being.
The pre-trial hearing for former Deputy Minister of Law and Human Rights, Silmy Karim, has been postponed for a week due to the absence of the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK), raising concerns about judicial process delays.
CNN Indonesia announced its third "CNN Indonesia Awards" ceremony will be held in October 2026. The awards will honor government ministries, regional governments, state-owned enterprises, and private entities for their contributions to society and the nation. Past recipients include the Governor of DKI Jakarta and several ministers.
In 2026, Mount Semeru in Lumajang, East Java, recorded the most eruptions, continuing a trend of heightened volcanic activity across Indonesia. Mount Ibu and Mount Lewotobi also showed significant eruptive behavior.
Indonesia's Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has summoned and questioned the personal secretary (Aspri) of former West Java Governor Ridwan Kamil as part of an investigation into a corruption case involving Bank Pembangunan Daerah Jawa Barat (BJB). The investigation is progressing to uncover the full scope of the case.
An expelled cadre from the Surabaya branch of PDIP has revealed his conversation with President Joko Widodo regarding his relationship with party chairwoman Megawati Soekarnoputri. The President reportedly stated their relationship is fine and they will meet eventually.
The discovery of five orangutan infants in India has intensified suspicions of international wildlife trafficking originating from Indonesia. Sea routes from Aceh are emerging as a key trafficking pathway, prompting calls for thorough investigations by authorities.
Indonesia's National Land Agency (ATR/BPN) must promptly revoke the land use rights (HGB) for 19 hectares owned by state-owned oil company Pertamina following a final court ruling. This decision signifies progress in land ownership legal proceedings.
Over 600 rescuers are battling stormy seas in Indonesia's Java Sea to find 129 people missing after a passenger ship capsized. The vessel was en route from Surabaya to Borneo with 243 people aboard when it lost contact.
Roy Suryo's legal team asserts that the praperadilan judge's rejection of a compensation claim lacks legal basis, sparking debate over judicial transparency and fairness in Indonesia.
Indonesian Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto conveyed three key messages at the BRICS Summit, focusing on collaborative solutions to global challenges, economic growth, and peace and stability. This highlights Indonesia's intent to strengthen its role in the international arena.
Indonesia's Director General for Village Community Development (Dirjen Bina Pemdes), La Ode, emphasized that defining definitive village borders is an urgent task for ensuring legal certainty. This is crucial to prevent confusion in regional development and public service delivery.
Across Indonesia, from Aceh to Gorontalo, betel leaves (sirih) are more than just a chewing substance; they are an integral part of traditional ceremonies and social bonding, signifying hospitality and respect.
The South Jakarta District Court is set to deliver a verdict on the praperadilan trial filed by former Minister of Culture and Education, Roy Suryo, regarding charges of theft and illegal possession. This ruling will be a critical juncture for his legal standing.
An Indonesian court has rejected the third pre-trial request filed by Lodewyk Pusung. His lawyer, OC Kaligis, strongly criticized the decision, calling it "evidence of criminalization."
The legal team of former Minister of Culture and Education, Roy Suryo, has urged the Supreme Court to revoke Circular Letter of the Supreme Court (SEMA) No. 3/2026. The team argues that the circular hinders suspects from seeking justice.
Indonesian young singer Betrand Peto has been reported to the Jakarta Metropolitan Police for alleged sexual assault by a woman identified as ANW. The victim claims she was suddenly kissed in a club's restroom. His legal team suggests potential assault and coercion.