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President Prabowo Subianto lauded a soldier-athlete in equestrian who competed and won gold at the Asian Games despite a fractured rib, ordering a promotion from the TNI. He emphasized the athlete's dedication to national honor.
President Prabowo announced a bonus of Rp3 billion for Indonesian athletes winning gold at the Asian Games, three times the amount for SEA Games gold medalists. The announcement was made on Wednesday, September 9, during the send-off for the Indonesian contingent to the 2026 Asian Games.
Indonesian Parliament member Sahroni has declared a firm resolve to completely block drug trafficking routes through land, sea, and air. He emphasized the drug problem as a grave issue threatening national survival, underscoring a resolute stance towards its eradication.
Amidst recurring food poisoning incidents in Indonesia, Member of Parliament Edy Wuryanto (PDIP) has urged the National Agency of Drug and Food Control (BPOM) to overhaul the food safety system. Strengthening preventive measures is a pressing need.
President Prabowo Subianto emphasized the significant responsibility of Indonesian athletes heading to the 2026 Asian Games, representing approximately 287 million people. He urged them to perform their best and fight for the nation.
Indonesia's rich ecosystems host wildlife that has developed astonishing camouflage abilities for protection from predators and hunting prey. From forests to the deep sea, camouflage strategies adapted to diverse environments are key to survival.
Indonesian Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto has issued Presidential Instruction (Inpres) No. 11 of 2026, prohibiting forest burning for land clearing. This move is seen as an effort to strengthen measures against the country's persistent forest fire issues.
India lacks a single official document to prove citizenship, and a voter roll revision process is creating a proof burden for many citizens. Elderly, poor, and rural populations, in particular, face difficulties obtaining the documents demanded by the government, raising concerns about potential disenfranchisement.
Severe fuel shortages, particularly for diesel, are causing long queues at gas stations outside Java, Indonesia, forcing drivers to wait overnight. This is attributed to a combination of fiscal pressures, raw material supply issues, and governance challenges, extending beyond mere distribution problems.
Japan and South Korea share a common threat perception regarding North Korea but differ on the approach to dialogue and relations with China. Their ability to truly cooperate as "like-minded countries" hinges on how effectively they manage these divergences.
The Indonesian Attorney General's Office (Kejagung) has questioned two witnesses in connection with an alleged corruption case involving Febrie Adriansyah. Details of the case remain scarce, but the investigation into a high-ranking official has drawn attention.
A debate over creating new provinces in Pakistan has reignited, fueled by concerns over the collapse of the current political system. While proponents argue for greater decentralization to address demographic and developmental challenges, significant constitutional hurdles and potential ethnic tensions loom large.
Indonesia is seeing strengthened collaboration between academia and industry to foster a more efficient work culture. This initiative is expected to contribute to increased productivity and innovation.
Indonesian Defense Minister Sjafrie Sjamsuddin hosted his Sudanese counterpart, discussing defense cooperation between the two nations. While specific details of the cooperation remain undisclosed, the meeting is seen as an effort to strengthen regional security ties.
The Jakarta branch of the Islamic organization Nahdlatul Ulama (NU) is undertaking activities to fulfill the trust of the Betawi (indigenous Jakarta) community. While specific details of these activities are not provided, the initiative suggests a focus on strengthening ties with the local community.
Allegations of corruption surrounding Hajj quota allocation in Indonesia's Ministry of Religious Affairs have surfaced, with Gus Yaqut's camp claiming that individuals who profited from the case are still employed within the ministry. The investigation into the truth of the matter and its impact on ministry reforms are drawing attention.
A small remaining forest area on the north coast of Bekasi Regency, Indonesia, serves as a crucial habitat for the endangered Javan langur. However, coastal erosion and severe mangrove degradation are rapidly threatening this vital ecosystem.
Former Deputy Attorney General of Indonesia, Abdul Hakim Ritonga, has passed away. He is scheduled to be buried in Karawang this afternoon. The death of a public official impacts stakeholders and the nation.
Wuling Motors announced it has completed the delivery of a vehicle to a consumer in Surabaya whose unit was delayed due to misconduct by a sales representative at a dealership. The company has outlined measures to strengthen preventative actions.
A student in North Sumatra, suspected of memory loss due to poisoning from a nutrition program, is showing signs of recovery. Authorities are closely monitoring her condition and conducting comprehensive examinations.
The Jakarta Metropolitan Police (Polda Metro Jaya) have requested a judge to reject a compensation lawsuit filed by former Minister of Culture and Tourism, Roy Suryo. While the specific details of the lawsuit remain unclear, the police have indicated their intention to contest it legally.
Interest in learning Indonesian is surging in Vietnam, with the BIPA program seeing approximately 700 registrations and 300 active participants in 2026 across Hanoi University and other locations. This trend reflects deepening cultural exchange and economic ties between the two nations.
Indigenous women in West Papua are raising concerns over the pressure on their ancestral lands and forests due to natural resource exploitation. Decades of logging and oil palm plantation development are threatening their traditional livelihoods, they stated.
The Indonesian Olympic Committee (KOI/NOC Indonesia) has officially confirmed a contingent of 430 athletes across 35 sports for the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games, a reduction of two from the initial list. The delegation includes 145 officials and 78 support staff.
The 46th World Chess Olympiad is set to be the largest in history, hosted for the first time in Central Asia in Samarkand, Uzbekistan. The event is expected to break records with an unprecedented number of participating teams and players.
Bali customs officers have foiled an attempt to smuggle 10.4 kilograms of gold bars to Hong Kong. The discovery was made during a routine inspection, highlighting the effectiveness of local customs procedures and traditional practices in preventing illicit trade.
Schools in three cities in Indonesia's Sumatra island have switched from in-person to online learning (PJJ) due to severe haze, a measure taken to protect public health and safety amid worsening air quality.
Indonesia faces a significant risk of falling into the middle-income trap unless it transitions from an economy reliant on cheap labor to one focused on higher value-added industries. Technological innovation and investment in human capital are crucial for sustained economic growth and improved living standards.
Land on the Tangerang coast, once rich with life-sustaining mangrove forests, now lies barren after its designation as a National Strategic Project (PSN) was revoked. While the government has reclaimed 1,600 hectares, residents hope for the restoration of the mangroves and their livelihoods.
PT Pertamina Hulu Energi (PHE) has successfully completed a 6,000 km 2D seismic survey in the South Java Sea. The survey aimed to explore potential new oil and gas reserves in an area previously considered less promising, contributing to national energy security.
President Prabowo Subianto has issued a Presidential Instruction (Inpres) to strengthen the ban on land clearing by burning and control forest and land fires. This includes criminal, civil, and administrative sanctions for violators.
Following Agus Harimurti Yudhoyono's (AHY) statement that "power has a time limit," Deddy Sitorus, a member of the Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDIP), suggested political motives behind the remark. The statement has drawn attention in the Indonesian political landscape.
Indonesia's Ministry of Law and Human Rights is advancing its e-voting system for selecting candidate officials. Staff in Banten province have cast their votes using this new digital platform.
The Indonesian government has guaranteed higher education continuity for students affected by an earthquake in East Nusa Tenggara (NTT). The Ministry of Education, Culture, Research, and Technology will provide financial aid and facilitate transfer processes for affected students.
Indonesian Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto and Sudanese counterpart Abdel Rahim Mohammed Hussein held a meeting in Jakarta to discuss strengthening defense cooperation between the two nations. They also exchanged views on regional and international issues.
Indonesian village chiefs (Kepala Desa) have requested the Speaker of the Parliament to extend their current six-year term, citing the need for stable village governance. This move sparks discussions on local governance and leadership continuity.