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Indonesian Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto has proposed the sale of the former navy warship KRI Ki Hajar Dewantara. This move is seen as part of the nation's efforts to refresh and modernize its defense equipment.
The Indonesian diaspora in Egypt celebrated the nation's Independence Day by hoisting the flag in front of the pyramids, showcasing patriotism and solidarity with their homeland.
A gym owner in Bali, Indonesia, posted a video explaining his decision to expel three Israeli tourists due to alleged ties to the IDF, citing solidarity with Palestine.
The South Jakarta District Court has commenced preliminary hearings for preliminary lawsuit requests filed by public figure Roy Suryo, Dr. Tifa, and high-ranking official Febrie Adriansyah. These hearings will examine the validity and procedural legality of the cases brought forth by each party.
The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) revealed that former singer and current Jakarta DPRD member Bebizie Sri Mulyati has not yet returned money allegedly linked to gratification per ton of coal, which ensnared former Kutai Kartanegara Regent Rita Widyasari. The KPK awaits her commitment to return the funds.
Unemployment among Indonesian university graduates has surpassed one million, becoming a significant social issue. The Perindo Party is advocating for strengthened synergy between universities, industries, and the government to address this problem.
Indonesia's Ministry of Law and Human Rights announced a plan to significantly shorten trademark registration processing times from the current approximately 1.5 years to 5 months. This reform is slated to take effect on September 1, 2026, aiming to improve the business climate and expedite intellectual property protection.
The Asologaima Police Station in Papua Pegunungan, Indonesia, was shot at by an unknown armed group (OTK). Police found shell casings at the scene and are investigating. The impact on residents appears to be limited.
Three volcanoes in Indonesia erupted in rapid succession on Tuesday night, highlighting the nation's active seismic landscape and potential risks. Authorities have issued advisories to nearby residents.
The Chairman of the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Kadin) and other defendants have canceled their plan to present witnesses in a lawsuit concerning the West Java provincial Kadin chairmanship election. The plaintiffs expressed satisfaction, believing their claims are validated, while also hinting at hopes for reconciliation.
Indonesia's Directorate General of Politics and General Administration (Ditjen Polpum) within the Ministry of Home Affairs is promoting the adoption of an executive dashboard to drive data-based policy making, aiming to enhance policy quality and efficiency.
A startling revelation in Indonesia shows that 1.49 million social welfare (Bansos) recipients have been involved in online gambling, with over one million identified as minors, sparking significant social concern.
Experts are calling for dialogue and legal certainty to resolve land disputes in Indonesia's Tanamalia Block. Prolonged conflicts raise concerns about negative impacts on local communities and the investment climate.
Indonesian Defense Minister Prabowo has ordered the deployment of 65 tons of aid to NTT (Nusa Tenggara region) using five Air Force aircraft. This directive is part of a rapid response to address disaster or emergency situations in the region.
Indonesia's political organization SPI (Serikat Pekerja Seluruh Indonesia) aims to establish 15 regional chapters (DPD) nationwide by the end of 2026 under the leadership of Trimedya Panjaitan. The concrete steps towards achieving this goal are drawing attention.
Indonesian Minister Jumhur has called for major nations to bear greater responsibility in restoring the global environment, urging international cooperation for a sustainable future.
A preliminary hearing began on August 19 in Jakarta concerning the designation of Indonesian Prosecutor's Office official Febrie Adriansyah as a 'suspect.' The hearing raises questions about his legal standing and potential internal power struggles within the prosecutor's office.
Concerns arise over the potential political influence in Indonesia's Nahdlatul Ulama (NU) congress, as Gus Lilur urges against using the President's name for intervention, highlighting the delicate balance between religious organizations and state affairs.
Thousands remain displaced on Indonesia's Flores Island following a 7.7-magnitude earthquake that claimed at least 70 lives. Critical shortages of food, water, and medicine are hampering relief efforts in affected areas.
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto is preparing a new Presidential Regulation (Perpres) aimed at doubling or tripling the income of online motorcycle taxi (ojol) drivers. The regulation will increase the revenue share for drivers while limiting that of app companies, a move welcomed by driver associations.
Indonesian Religious Affairs Minister Yaqut Cholil Qoumas has challenged the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) to prove the alleged state loss of IDR 622 billion in the Hajj pilgrimage quota case. The minister denies the allegations and questions the KPK's investigation.
Political analyst Boni Hargens has lauded Indonesian National Police Chief General Listyo Sigit Prabowo's commitment to humanitarian efforts and dedication to the safety and welfare of the people. His leadership is seen as garnering public trust through proactive engagement in humanitarian issues, beyond just maintaining domestic security.
An Indonesian court has rejected a request to transfer the detention of Gus Yaqut, the Minister of Religious Affairs. This decision means there will be no change to his custody status during the ongoing legal proceedings, potentially impacting the future course of the trial.
Indonesia's Golkar Party has reshuffled its faction leadership in parliament, with Agun Gunandjar replacing Zulfikar Arse Sadikin. This personnel change could impact the party's internal power dynamics and future political trajectory.
Shocking videos circulating on social media depict the plight of cuscuses losing their habitat due to large-scale land development in Papua. These recordings highlight the severe impact of development on wildlife and the urgent need for conservation.
Kazakhstan is electing its first Kurultai (unicameral legislature) members under a new constitution. This election serves as a litmus test for whether domestic institutions can support the country's regional diplomacy. For Kazakhstan, aiming to become a regional power, strengthening domestic foundations to legislate and implement diplomatic achievements is a key challenge.
Indonesian police clashed with hundreds of university students protesting government policies in Jakarta, arresting at least 21. The demonstrations occurred the day after the nation's 81st Independence Day, highlighting growing student discontent.
Indonesia's Ministry of Religious Affairs has invited Grand Sheikh of Al-Azhar, Ahmed Al-Tayeb, to the International Grand Imam Conference (IGIC) in Jakarta from September 25-29, 2026. The event aims to gather religious leaders from around 50 countries to discuss religious harmony and global peace.
Indonesia's largest Islamic organization, Nahdlatul Ulama (NU), is facing calls to refrain from direct political involvement. There is a push for the organization to return to its original purpose, known as 'Khittah'.
The Indonesian government has taken strict measures, suspending or revoking 42 forest and peatland business permits (PBPH) linked to forest and peatland fires (Karhutla). Additionally, four individuals have been criminally charged.
A magnitude 7.2 earthquake struck Indonesia's East Nusa Tenggara (NTT) province, causing residents to flee to higher ground, haunted by the memory of the 1992 tsunami. Despite the tsunami warning being lifted, many remain hesitant to return home.
As Indonesia's largest Islamic organization, Nahdlatul Ulama (NU), approaches its 35th Congress, a senior cleric from Tebuireng Pesantren has sounded an alarm, stating that 'vote buying politics' (Politik Uang) is no longer just a concern but a reality. This raises concerns about the organization's sound governance and the selection of its next leadership.
Fueled by North Korea's nuclear advancements and concerns over US security guarantees, South Korea is experiencing a resurgence of debate on acquiring nuclear weapons. However, significant challenges remain regarding the NPT, alliances, and regional stability.
Residents from North Sulawesi (Sulut) participated in the Independence Day ceremony at Merdeka Palace in Jakarta, sharing their joy. The event symbolizes national pride and unity in commemorating Indonesia's independence.
The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) suspects that funds flowing from PT Bara Kumala Sakti to Jakarta DPRD member Bebizie Sri Mulyati were not for her work as a singer. While Bebizie admitted to receiving the money and agreed to return it, the KPK is still awaiting the return process.
Following concerns that disaster information dissemination in Indonesia's NTT (East Nusa Tenggara) province is insufficient, the Indonesian Broadcasting Commission (KPI) has urged television and radio stations to take a leading role in information dissemination. This highlights the critical importance of timely and accurate information provision during disasters.