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A police officer in Indonesia's Papua Pegunungan region was shot and injured by an armed criminal group (KKB). The KKB has been increasingly active in the area, raising concerns about deteriorating security.
One of Indonesia's largest Islamic organizations, Muhammadiyah, is calling on its followers to participate in fundraising efforts to support victims of the Flores earthquake. This initiative aims to foster a wave of support for the swift recovery of those affected.
Indonesia's parliament has strongly condemned Saudi Arabia's unilateral blocking of initial deposits for the 2027 Hajj pilgrimage, calling it 'robbery' and urging the government to take decisive action.
Indonesia has established the Indonesia Bullion Market Association (IBMA) to strengthen its national gold market and ambition to become a gold trading hub in Southeast Asia, building on the gold bank service ecosystem launched last year.
An image circulating on social media, claiming to show a 'Presidential Descent Ceremony for Prabowo Subianto,' has been debunked by Indonesian broadcaster tvOne. In an official statement, tvOne clarified that its footage was illegally altered, misleading the public and damaging its credibility. The station has demanded the cessation and removal of the disseminated images.
Indonesia and China have agreed to implement a military training plan as part of efforts to strengthen cooperation between their armed forces, signaling increased engagement in regional security.
Indonesia's Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has arrested the rector and two vice-rectors of Jenderal Soedirman University (Unsoed) on bribery charges, continuing its efforts to combat corruption among public officials.
PT Pertamina Trans Kontinental (PTK), a subsidiary of state-owned energy giant Pertamina, has appointed Harris Abdi Sembiring Meliala as its new President Director. Meliala aims to optimize maritime transport services and expand business operations under the SIAP strategic framework.
A string of Indonesian university rectors have been apprehended for corruption, with Akhmad Sodiq of Universitas Jenderal Soedirman (UNSOED) being the latest to be arrested. This highlights the persistent issue of corruption within Indonesia's higher education institutions.
The Indonesian government is intensifying its cloud seeding operations (OMC) to control widespread forest and land fires (karhutla) in Kalimantan. The operation aims to induce rainfall in high-risk areas, though its effectiveness is contingent on atmospheric conditions and faces limitations.
Two witnesses in the West Java Chamber of Commerce (Kadin) management dispute trial testified that the Muprov (General Assembly) held in Bandung followed organizational rules and legitimately elected Nizar Sungkar. This testimony is related to Nizar's lawsuit seeking to invalidate Almer Faiq Rusydi's chairmanship.
The Indonesian Supreme Court (MK) has achieved an "unqualified opinion" by completing 100% of the Audit Board's (BPK) recommendations, signifying a significant advancement in financial transparency and accountability.
The Indonesian Air Force has deployed three Casa NC-212 aircraft to support weather modification operations (OMC) in Kalimantan, aimed at combating forest and land fires (Karhutla). These aircraft will bolster existing aerial assets and are expected to aid in mitigating haze.
Indonesian Foreign Minister Sugiono discussed expanding market access for Indonesia's flagship commodities in China during the Comprehensive Strategic Dialogue (CSD) with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi. Both nations agreed to enhance cooperation in trade facilitation, infrastructure, finance, and advanced technology.
Indonesian President Prabowo has awarded the Satyalancana Kepariwisataan medal to two drivers of Astra Village, recognizing their contributions to tourism. This signifies a national acknowledgment of efforts in promoting local tourism.
A member of Indonesia's House of Representatives (DPR) is urging the government to declare the escalating forest and land fires (Karhutla) in Kalimantan a national disaster. The fires are severely impacting residents' lives, health, and the economy, necessitating urgent action.
An Asia-Pacific coalition dedicated to supporting Palestine is set to establish its base in Jakarta, Indonesia. The initiative aims to strengthen coordination of pro-Palestine activities across the region.
Indonesia's export of tropical commodities to China has reached US$2.2 million, signaling deepening trade ties and growing Chinese market interest in Indonesian agricultural products.
Indonesia's Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has launched an investigation into alleged irregularities in the collection of fees (Upah Pungut) at the Bogor Regency Revenue Agency (Bappenda). Rp1.5 billion has been secured. The full extent of the case and accountability for those involved are under scrutiny.
The South Jakarta District Court has rejected the pre-trial motion filed by Dr. Tifa. In response, Dr. Tifa immediately announced her intention to proceed with a 'second pre-trial.' The future course of legal proceedings is now a focal point.
Indonesian news outlet Sindonews reports that if Febrie's pre-trial motion is granted, related asset searches and confiscations could be legally invalidated, marking a significant legal battle over procedural validity.
Indonesia's Attorney General's Office (Kejagung) has questioned seven witnesses in connection with alleged corruption involving PT Toba Pulp Lestari (PT TPL). Details of the case remain scarce, but the company is a major pulp producer.
The Rector of Indonesia's Jenderal Soedirman University (Unsoed) has been apprehended by the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) on suspicion of bribery related to student admissions. The KPK indicated that the alleged corruption may involve several faculties, including the Faculty of Medicine.
Indonesia's Ministry of Religious Affairs has launched a program to train hundreds of madrasah students as 'peer educators' to combat child marriage. The initiative aims to eradicate child marriage through awareness campaigns targeting the youth.
Planned LNG projects and extensive land reclamation in Thailand's southern Rayong province are severely impacting local fishing communities, raising concerns over declining catches and the loss of livelihoods.
Lawyers affiliated with Indonesia's United Development Party (PPP) have declared their commitment to support the party's efforts until the 2029 general elections, signaling a strong dedication to its future.
Indonesian Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto hosted Chinese Defense Minister Dong Jun in Jakarta. The meeting reportedly focused on enhancing defense cooperation between the two nations, highlighting the importance of security dialogue amidst regional dynamics.
An Indonesian court has rejected the pre-trial appeal filed by Doctor Tifa concerning her arrest and detention. Legal experts have deemed the ruling to be legally sound.
Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir has been elected as the new President of Bangladesh. This election has reignited debate surrounding Article 70 of the Constitution, which can lead to parliamentarians losing their seats if they vote against their party.
Indonesia's Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has arrested Akhmad Sodiq, the Rector of Yogyakarta State University (UNY), on suspicion of corruption. His assets are reported to exceed Rp 3.12 billion (approximately USD 200,000). The KPK is conducting a detailed investigation.
The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has arrested Akhmad Sodiq, the Rector of Universitas Jenderal Soedirman (Unsoed), on suspicion of corruption. This incident highlights ongoing concerns about integrity within Indonesia's higher education sector.
The haze from forest and land fires (karhutla) in Indonesia's Kalimantan has worsened, causing flight delays, particularly at Supadio International Airport in Pontianak, West Kalimantan. Poor visibility has affected a total of six flights over the past two days.
As forest fires in Kalimantan increasingly impact health, education, and the economy, Indonesia's parliament (DPR) has urged the government to take 'extraordinary measures' to address the crisis. Amidst dry weather exacerbated by El Niño, strengthening early warning systems and community involvement are highlighted as urgent priorities, drawing lessons from past events.
In Singkawang, Indonesia, schools are continuing in-person learning with mandatory mask-wearing for children amidst worsening air quality due to forest fires. Education authorities are continuously monitoring air quality and will adjust measures as needed.
7月以来、カリマンタン島のほぼ全土で発生している森林火災による煙が発生している。 Liputan6.com、ジャカルタ - 森林火災および土地火災 (カルフトラ) はインドネシアの多くの地域で広がっており、そのうちの 1 つはカリマンタンです。
An Indonesian court has rejected a praperadilan (pre-trial) motion filed by Dr. Tifa. Despite the ruling, Dr. Tifa stated that their morale remains high.