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Indonesia's Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has ordered senior official Febrie Adriansyah to wear a detention vest during his registration process, signaling his status as a suspect in a corruption case.
The Head of the Disaster Recovery and Reconstruction Task Force (PRR), Tito Karnavian, is urging relevant authorities to expedite the approval of the budget for disaster recovery and reconstruction (Rehab-Rekon) in Sumatra, aiming for swift implementation of aid.
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto held an urgent meeting with ministers on July 27 to discuss strategic issues in higher education. The Minister of Education, Science, and Technology highlighted the President's emphasis on universities supporting national strategic programs.
Garuda Indonesia is set to be restructured into a state-owned airline holding company, a move aimed at reducing domestic air transportation costs and fostering the aviation industry's ecosystem. Pelita Air will also become part of Garuda Indonesia.
In Central Kalimantan, household consumer credit remains the dominant form of lending, reaching Rp21.95 trillion as of May 2026, according to the Financial Services Authority (OJK). This indicates robust household consumption driving the local economy.
Indonesia's largest Islamic organization, Nahdlatul Ulama (NU), celebrates its centennial, discussing the future of civilization architecture. The organization's historical role and future societal contributions are central to the discourse.
The proboscis monkey (Bekantan), endemic to Borneo, plays a crucial role in maintaining mangrove forests with its unique appearance. Their feeding habits shape forest structure and promote regeneration.
The Indonesian Armed Forces Commander has strongly urged young officers to master rapidly advancing technologies to address increasingly complex modern challenges. This move is seen as part of efforts to modernize the military and enhance future security capabilities.
President Prabowo Subianto is set to issue a Presidential Decree formally accepting Perry Warjiyo's resignation as Governor of Bank Indonesia (BI). Senior Deputy Governor Destry Damayanti will assume the role of interim Governor.
A video of a young daughter crying hysterically over her father's body, suspected of chicken theft and beaten to death by a mob in Tabanan, Bali, has gone viral. The incident has shocked the community, leading to five arrests. Experts warn of severe psychological trauma for the child.
A man accused of stealing a chicken was lynched to death by residents in Tabanan, Bali. A video of his young daughter crying for her father at the scene has gone viral, sparking public outcry. Authorities urge adherence to the law.
The Head of the Presidential Staff, Dudung Abdurachman, has strongly condemned the act of 'self-justice' in Tabanan, Bali, where a man suspected of chicken theft died after being attacked by a mob. He emphasized that violence outside legal proceedings is unacceptable and urged the police to prevent recurrence and thoroughly investigate the case.
Indonesia's Labor Party has appointed a former leader of the international peasant movement La Via Campesina as its new general secretary. This appointment is seen as a move to strengthen the party's organizational base and international cooperation.
In Tabanan, Bali, five individuals have been arrested on suspicion of mob violence following the death of a man allegedly caught stealing chickens. The victim was beaten to death by residents after being apprehended for allegedly stealing two chickens. Police are urging the public to adhere to legal procedures.
The funeral of a man suspected of chicken theft, who died after being beaten by a mob in Tabanan, Bali, was marked by the family's grief. Police are investigating the incident.
The resignation of Bank Indonesia (BI) Governor Perry Warjiyo has raised market concerns over monetary policy stability. Experts warn of potential rupiah depreciation, stock market declines, and rising bond yields depending on the successor and transparency of the resignation's reasons.
Indonesia is discussing the future of its Regional Endowment Funds (Dana Abadi Daerah). This system, aimed at sustainable development and regional economic revitalization, is garnering attention as a new fiscal model.
Indonesia has expanded its government-backed loan program, KUR PMI, to include prospective Indonesian migrant workers (PMI) aiming to work in Japan. This move is expected to alleviate the financial burden of travel and related expenses for these workers.
Indonesia's Ministry of Culture is bolstering its support for the Bali International Film Festival (Balinale) to elevate national cinema on the global stage and pave a path to the Oscars. The 20th edition, slated for 2027, will also introduce a new 'Tapestry of Indonesia' award for documentaries and short films.
New research reveals that the crab's characteristic sideways walk is a product of evolution dating back approximately 200 million years to the early Jurassic period. This unique locomotion is believed to offer advantages in escaping predators and navigating confined spaces.
Indonesia is preparing to deploy 56,000 water pumps nationwide to address water scarcity caused by widespread drought, aiming to secure agricultural and drinking water supplies.
Vietnam is planning to restrict children under 16 from posting, commenting, and sharing on social media platforms, aiming to enhance online safety. This move follows similar regulations implemented in Indonesia and Malaysia, reflecting a broader trend of tightening online protections for minors in Southeast Asia.
Speculation is mounting in Indonesian politics as Kaesang Pangarep, son of President Joko Widodo, has hinted at a potential challenge to Puan Maharani in the 2029 legislative elections. Meanwhile, Central Java Governor Ganjar Pranowo expressed confidence that the province will remain a stronghold for his party, PDI-P.
Young cadres of Indonesia's National Mandate Party (PAN) have lauded Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto's commitment to sustainable development. This indicates the party's next-generation leaders are placing their hopes on a political stance that aims to balance environmental protection with economic growth.
Bank Indonesia (BI) Governor Perry Warjiyo has resigned ahead of his term's end, sparking speculation about his successor and the reasons behind his departure.
Kaesang Pangarep, the youngest son of Indonesian President Joko Widodo, has reportedly hinted at challenging Puan Maharani in the 2029 general election. This potential contest could highlight the political rivalry between Megawati Soekarnoputri, leader of the ruling PDI-P party, and the incumbent President Joko Widodo.
Swamp fishermen in Paminggir, Hulu Sungai Utara, South Kalimantan, are facing a significant decline in fish catches over the past five years. What once yielded dozens of kilograms with ease now struggles to produce even a few, threatening their livelihoods.
Bank Indonesia (BI) has appointed Senior Deputy Governor Destry Damayanti as interim Governor following the voluntary resignation of Perry Warjiyo for personal reasons. Maintaining the stability of the Rupiah, payment system, and financial system are the top priorities.
Perry Warjiyo has officially resigned as Governor of Bank Indonesia after approximately seven years. President Joko Widodo accepted the resignation, with Senior Deputy Governor Destry Damayanti automatically assuming the role of acting governor.
The 8th Indonesian Islamic Congress (KUII VIII) highly appreciated the contributions of former Agriculture Minister Amran Sulaiman in resolving food issues. His efforts to strengthen food security were supported by the congress participants.
An investigation into alleged money laundering by a former Senior Prosecutor (Jampidsus) in Indonesia is demanding a thorough investigation from the root. The focus is on uncovering the full scope of the case and holding those involved accountable.
Fishermen in Banda Aceh are struggling to maintain the traditional collective fishing method 'Tarek Pukat' due to increasing marine debris. The trash damages their nets, leading to reduced catches and costly repairs.
The Philippines, the United States, and Japan concluded joint maritime exercises in the South China Sea. This took place amid rising tensions between Philippine and Chinese vessels at Scarborough Shoal and Second Thomas Shoal. The drills aimed to promote regional peace and stability.
Indonesia is moving towards a legal amendment that would allow corruption suspects to be named with two or more pieces of evidence, even before interrogation. This aims to expedite investigations and combat corruption more effectively.
Semen Indonesia has opened applications for the third batch of the 'Beasiswa Semen Indonesia' scholarship program at UISI (Universitas Internasional Semen Indonesia). This scholarship fully covers tuition and educational investment fees for selected students for eight semesters.
A video of a daughter hysterically crying over her father's body, who was allegedly killed by a mob for suspected chicken theft in Bali, has gone viral. Celebrities are condemning the vigilantism and calling for legal justice.