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Feeding wild monkeys in Indonesia is increasing disease risk and altering natural behaviors. Human-provided high-sugar, high-fat foods negatively impact monkey digestive systems, leading to weakened immunity.
Indonesian Prosecutors (Kejagung) are facing pressure from civil society to maintain a strict stance in combating corruption, demanding thorough investigations into allegations concerning Febrie Adriansyah without favoritism. This highlights growing expectations for fairness and transparency in anti-corruption efforts.
Indonesia's Attorney General's Office announced that a Rp40 billion transfer from Tan Kian to Febrie has been identified as the origin of a money laundering (TPPU) crime. This revelation highlights the ongoing efforts by the nation's law enforcement to trace illicit funds and combat corruption.
South Korea's K-Beauty industry is accelerating its expansion into the Brazilian market, transcending traditional diplomatic and economic policies to become a new diplomatic tool. This signifies a shift in South Korea's foreign policy strategy, transforming cultural influence into economic and strategic opportunities.
Indonesia is moving to include online gambling crimes in the deliberation of the asset confiscation bill. This is expected to enable the confiscation of profits derived from gambling, aiming to strengthen countermeasures against online gambling.
Seven orangutans have been rescued in Ketapang Regency, West Kalimantan, after being displaced by widespread forest and land fires (karhutla). Concerns are raised about respiratory issues due to smoke exposure.
Thailand's Foreign Minister emphasizes that security measures, including upholding the ceasefire, reducing military risks, demining, strengthening law enforcement, and cooperating against criminal networks, are crucial for resolving the border dispute with Cambodia. These are presented as practical prerequisites for border demarcation work.
A Garuda Indonesia Boeing 737-800 experienced a tire burst shortly after takeoff from Jakarta. All 149 passengers and crew safely landed in Makassar, with relevant authorities coordinating the response.
Questions are being raised about whether the benefits of Indonesia's economic growth are reaching the entire population. The limited information available calls for a detailed analysis of who the beneficiaries of this growth truly are.
Indonesian Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto, during a speech in Vladivostok, Russia, touched upon his campaign promise of providing "free nutritious meals" to the public. This statement highlights growing domestic concern for food security and child development initiatives.
A giant, cockroach-like marine creature, Bathynomus raksasa, reaching up to 36 cm, has been discovered in the deep waters off Indonesia's Java coast. This finding highlights the diverse, often overlooked, deep-sea life and its crucial role in the marine ecosystem.
Following the bankruptcy of Indonesian textile giant Sritex, the Deputy Chairman of Commission IX of the Parliament has urged the inclusion of severance pay guarantees in the Labor Bill (RUU Ketenagakerjaan) to protect workers. The company faced issues with unpaid severance for numerous employees.
The body of a Polish tourist who went missing after being swept away by waves while swimming in Bali has been found by authorities. Search efforts had continued for several days.
The SETARA Institute has urged for the protection of Indonesians' constitutional right to express their opinions, warning against any moves that could restrict freedom of speech.
Scam calls in Indonesia have increased by 2.55% from January to June 2026, reaching 10.24%, according to Kaspersky data. Spam calls remain a significant issue, with cybercriminals exploiting the widespread use of smartphones.
Forest fires in Indonesia are not just environmental issues but pose serious threats to national security. Strengthening legal measures and adopting a multi-faceted approach are urgently needed.
Indonesian Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto met with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Vladivostok to discuss strengthening bilateral ties. The meeting served as an opportunity to deepen the strategic partnership between Indonesia and Russia.
Indonesia's Meteorology, Climatology, and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) has issued a meteorological drought alert for five areas in DKI Jakarta for early September 2026, citing below-normal rainfall and potential water scarcity impacts.
Rice prices in Indonesia are soaring, impacting daily life for citizens. Experts point to structural issues in distribution and production, rather than just supply-demand imbalances, as the underlying cause. Government responses are under scrutiny.
This analysis examines the Nahdlatul Ulama (NU) congress from a neuropolitical perspective, exploring the dynamics of 'trust' and 'obedience' within Indonesia's largest Islamic organization and their impact on decision-making and loyalty to leadership.
Indonesian Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto met with Russian President Putin, emphasizing over five decades of historical ties between the two nations. This meeting highlights Indonesia's multi-aligned diplomatic approach.
Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed interest in cooperation in shipbuilding and nuclear energy during a meeting with Indonesian Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto. This signals potential for concrete collaboration as part of strengthening the strategic partnership between the two nations.
Indonesian Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto apologized to Russian President Putin for his absence from the ASEAN-Russia Summit, citing 'domestic issues' as the reason. This highlights the interplay between Indonesia's foreign policy stance and its domestic political landscape.
The Kura Kura Bali Special Economic Zone (SEZ) in Bali has achieved a processing capacity of up to one ton of organic waste per day, marking a significant step in its commitment to sustainable development and environmental protection.
The Indonesian government has allocated IDR 115.77 billion (approximately USD 7.5 million) in stimulus to aid 38,507 micro-businesses affected by disasters in West Sumatra, aiming to facilitate their return to operations and support regional economic recovery.
Indonesia's Ministry of Home Affairs held an award ceremony in Balikpapan to honor regional governments in Kalimantan for their outstanding achievements. The event aims to recognize local governments' contributions to the public and encourage further development.
The Jakarta Health Office has urged residents, particularly vulnerable groups like infants and the elderly, to take precautions as air pollution levels worsen. Mask usage and reduced outdoor activity are recommended due to concerns over rising risks of Acute Respiratory Infections (ISPA).
Malaysia announced plans to repatriate 1,476 Myanmar nationals, but the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) denied involvement, citing unsafe conditions in Myanmar. Human rights groups expressed concerns about refugees facing persecution and forced conscription upon return.
The Indonesian Ministry of Environment and Forestry (KLH/BPLH) conducted its KELANA program in Bandung, offering 11 selected high school students from across the archipelago a firsthand look at hydropower operations and environmental conservation efforts, aiming to foster future leaders in sustainable development.
Russian President Vladimir Putin hosted Indonesian Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto for lunch in Vladivostok, a symbolic gesture highlighting the strengthening ties between the two nations.
Indonesia's small islands face a severe waste management crisis due to pollution from both land and sea. On Lae-lae Island near Makassar, university students have launched beach clean-up and waste recycling awareness programs with local middle schoolers, taking a small step towards addressing the issue.
President Prabowo summoned the TNI Commander and the National Police Chief to his residence in Hambalang to discuss the national situation and measures against escalating forest and land fires (Karhutla) in Sumatra and Kalimantan. The President instructed the strengthening of swift and integrated response efforts.
Child and adolescent obesity is escalating in Indonesia, with a BRIN study revealing that 19.7% of children aged 5-12 are overweight or obese. This poses a significant public health challenge for the world's fourth most populous nation.
Approximately 20 Saint Lucia Racers, the world's only remaining population of Erythrolamprus ornatus, are now found solely on Maria Major Island off the southern coast of Saint Lucia. This critically endangered snake has a history of being declared extinct and rediscovered.
Bank Indonesia (BI) emphasized at the G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors meeting that financial and economic stability is key to attracting international investment. BI reiterated its firm stance on controlling inflation and stabilizing the exchange rate.
A gold shop in the Cikini area, Central Jakarta, was searched by the National Police Criminal Investigation Agency (Bareskrim) on suspicion of involvement in smuggling to China. The investigation is ongoing, with further details on charges and seized items pending.