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Jakarta Customs has destroyed approximately Rp20.18 billion worth of illegal cigarettes and liquor seized during special operations conducted between 2025 and July 2026. The action aims to protect the public and contribute to state revenue.
Damar (resin) farmers in Tabarano Village, Luwu Regency, South Sulawesi, are increasingly worried about losing their long-cultivated land due to planned nickel mining in the region. Despite temporary relief at a harvest festival, concerns about the future persist.
The lawyer for Dr. Tifa claims that President Jokowi's camp's predictions are consistently inaccurate. This statement, reported on August 20, 2026, could spark debate in Indonesian politics regarding election forecasts and public opinion manipulation.
The Indonesian Navy seized a total of 514 tons of illegal minerals in 2026, highlighting intensified efforts against illegal mining and smuggling of the nation's mineral resources. The Navy plans to maintain its vigilance.
The pre-trial hearing for 'Dr. Tifa' in Indonesia is set to deliver a verdict tomorrow. The lawyer emphasized that the ruling will not determine guilt or innocence, clarifying the procedural progression.
Indonesia's House of Representatives (DPR) has seen a factional reshuffle within the ruling Golkar Party, with prominent politician Bambang Soesatyo (Bamsoet) appointed as a member of Committee II, which oversees domestic administration and regional autonomy. This move could impact the party's internal power dynamics and future policy execution.
China has announced the reopening of its borders to recycled plastic imports after a nine-year hiatus. This move could impact the global plastic recycling market, though its direct effects on Indonesia's related industries appear limited at present.
Germany's Minister for Economic Cooperation and Development, alongside Indonesia's Deputy Minister of Health, visited PT Bayer Indonesia's pharmaceutical factory. The visit highlighted the company's sustainable production practices and contributions to maternal and child health, particularly its large-scale solar power installation and production capacity for micronutrient supplements (MMS).
President Jokowi's lawyer criticized Dr. Tifa's second pre-trial motion, stating it creates unnecessary fear and emotional contagion among the public. The move is seen as an abuse of legal procedures that could undermine social stability.
A controversy has erupted within the Indonesian Attorney General's Office concerning "gold dust" found at the residence of a high-ranking official investigated for corruption. Experts emphasize the critical need to investigate the originating crime, cautioning against a diversion of focus.
This article analyzes the situation in Myanmar, reporting on Bangladesh's complex diplomatic maneuvers between India, China, and the US six months after its election. The focus is on Bangladesh's strategic positioning as it aims for domestic political stability and economic development.
North Korea responded to U.S. President Donald Trump's overtures with the launch of short-range ballistic missiles and a strongly worded statement. This move highlights the ongoing tensions and Pyongyang's stance on denuclearization talks.
The Central Java Provincial Government has nominated RM Margono Djojohadikusumo, grandfather of President Prabowo Subianto, for National Hero status. His significant contributions to the Indonesian economy, particularly his role in the establishment of BNI bank in 1946, are cited. The final decision rests with the central government.
Surabaya, Indonesia is seeing its main roads watered by the fire department to combat extreme heat and dust, responding to public complaints about rising temperatures and mirages.
Former Indonesian official Lodewyk Pusung appeared virtually in a pre-trial hearing. His lawyer, OC Kaligis, highlighted the judge's objective stance. This legal process challenges the legality of arrests or investigations.
PT Pertamina (Persero) CEO visited the earthquake-affected areas in Flores to oversee the company's recovery support. The state-owned energy giant is providing essential aid, including basic needs, health services, sanitation, and emergency energy, alongside infrastructure restoration efforts.
Transjakarta is deploying support buses on alternative routes to assist passengers affected by disruptions to the Bogor-Jakarta commuter train service. This measure aims to minimize the impact on passenger mobility due to the train delays.
An Indonesian House of Representatives commission has expressed opposition to the proposed Hajj pilgrimage cost-sharing scheme for 2027 onwards, citing potential risks to Hajj finances. The 60:40 ratio is under scrutiny.
The Indonesian government has denied allegations by the US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) that it serves as a transshipment hub for avoiding US-sanctioned items. The government emphasized its commitment to transparency and compliance in international trade.
Indonesia and Uruguay agreed to strengthen bilateral relations, exploring increased cooperation in agriculture, food security, and renewable energy. Both nations also emphasized enhancing business interactions to boost trade and investment.
A prominent Indonesian legal expert has stated that the search of Prosecutor Febrie Adriansyah's home was legally invalid, sparking debate over the legitimacy of the operation.
Indonesia's capital, Jakarta, has set a target to achieve net zero emissions by 2050, with a strong focus on decarbonizing its transportation sector. Key strategies include expanding public transportation and promoting the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs).
Indonesia continues to grapple with the citizenship issues of children born from international marriages. PerCa Indonesia highlights the challenges faced by these children and calls for societal support.
Indonesia's PKS party is advocating for strengthened Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), urging businesses to contribute to community welfare. The aim is to promote sustainable development and social contribution through corporate activities.
Amidst rumors of an anti-corruption sting operation (OTT) by the KPK in Bogor Regency, the Regional Secretary has broken his silence, stating an investigation into the facts. Speculation is rife among residents.
Indonesia's Meteorology, Climatology, and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) confirmed that recent rains in Jakarta were natural, not a result of weather modification operations. This contradicts the DKI Jakarta Governor's claims, highlighting a divergence in official statements.
Indonesia's Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has officially denied rumors circulating about a sting operation (OTT) allegedly conducted in Bogor. The KPK issued a formal rebuttal to information that had spread on social media.
Indonesia's Ministry of Defense has proposed the sale of the Navy training ship KRI Ki Hajar Dewantara. Factors such as aging, increasing maintenance costs, and pressure on the defense budget are believed to be behind the decision.
Two Indonesian National Armed Forces (TNI) soldiers were awarded extraordinary promotions for swiftly and bravely removing a 'moon-star flag' that had been hoisted in Aceh. The incident highlights the historical context of Aceh and Indonesia's commitment to national unity.
In Indonesia, two defendants accused in a corruption case involving gas trading have been sentenced to five years and six months, and four years in prison respectively. While details are limited, the case highlights ongoing anti-corruption efforts.
Bank Indonesia (BI) hosted the Indonesian Creative Work (KKI) 2026 event to bolster the competitiveness of Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) and foster inclusive, sustainable economic growth. The initiative aims to support MSMEs in becoming resilient and competitive.
The Indonesian National Armed Forces (TNI) have emphasized the stable security situation in Aceh, reaffirming that the province is an integral part of Indonesia. This statement comes in response to concerns about potential destabilizing factors in the region.
An Indonesian House of Representatives member urged the government to prioritize PPPK (fixed-term civil servant) teachers in remote (3T) areas and East Nusa Tenggara (NTT) for promotion to permanent civil servant (PNS) status. This initiative aims to improve education quality and teacher stability in these regions.
Leading bearing manufacturer Timken has won a trademark infringement lawsuit against the sale of counterfeit bearings, signaling a potential strengthening of measures against the distribution of fake products within Indonesia.
Prominent Indonesian lawyer 'Dr. Tifa' has filed a second judicial review request concerning her case. The first hearing is scheduled for next Friday, drawing significant attention. This move may reignite debates over past precedents and legal interpretations.
The historic Riung Gunung Villa in Puncak, West Java, has reopened as NILAGIRI, an Indonesian restaurant. The site, once frequented by President Soekarno, now offers a menu blending local ingredients and traditional recipes with modern twists.