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President Prabowo Subianto's recent remark referring to three political figures, including rival Muhaimin Iskandar, as 'trio kancil' has sparked speculation about underlying political maneuvering. Experts suggest the nickname, often associated with cleverness, carries a double meaning.
Indonesia reiterated its unwavering support for the establishment of an independent Palestinian state. Through actions like voting at the UN General Assembly, the nation is intensifying its engagement on the Palestinian issue in the international arena, reflecting a consistent long-standing foreign policy.
The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) announced the expansion of its investigation into the corruption case involving the Rejang Lebong Regent to the entire Bengkulu province. The KPK stated this expansion is necessary for the progress of the investigation and evidence collection.
According to the latest International IQ Test (IIT) 2025 data, Indonesia's average IQ score is 89.96, ranking it 12th lowest globally. This suggests potential impacts of challenges in education access, poverty, and infrastructure development on the cognitive abilities of its population.
Troy Pantouw, spokesperson for Indonesia's new capital authority (IKN), has passed away in a dormitory for civil servants (ASN) in Nusantara. The cause of death was announced as natural. Pantouw had a long career in public relations and communications.
Troy Harold Yohanes Pantouw, spokesperson for Indonesia's new capital authority (IKN), was found dead in his room on July 25, 2026. Colleagues reported that his death is believed to be natural. His family cited a history of hypertension.
Indonesian Foreign Minister Retno Marsudi met with Palestinian counterpart Riyad al-Maliki, reaffirming Indonesia's unwavering support for the independence of a Palestinian state and the reconstruction of Gaza. Both nations agreed to strengthen cooperation towards Middle East peace.
A fire at the Cipayung landfill in Depok City has exposed vulnerabilities in waste management. While the government acted swiftly to extinguish the blaze, a fundamental solution to the waste problem remains elusive. Local residents express concern, highlighting the need for safety and sustainable measures.
An official from Indonesia's Attorney General's Office reportedly apologized to the President, amid allegations of leaking investigation information. The official expressed intent to prove the truth based on legal facts. Further details on the investigation and leak allegations are awaited.
An Indonesian media headline, 'Londo Ireng di Republik Antikritik,' hints at the suppression of critical discourse within the country and a perceived 'Black Londo' entity behind it. This phrase raises questions about freedom of speech and power structures in contemporary Indonesian society.
While tsunamis may go unnoticed in the deep sea, they lose speed and gain destructive power near coasts. Marine life faces habitat destruction and stranding risks, with ecosystems like coral reefs suffering severe damage.
Indonesia's Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) raided the residence of the head of the Bengkulu Provincial Public Works and Housing Office (PUPR), seizing approximately Rp4 billion in cash as part of an ongoing corruption investigation.
At a royal dinner hosted by Universitas Kristen Satya Wacana (UKSW), the 49th Sultan of Ternate strongly urged the swift ratification of the Indigenous Peoples Bill (RUU Masyarakat Adat), aimed at protecting indigenous rights and cultural heritage.
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto is scheduled to attend the opening ceremony of the 35th Muktamar (Congress) of Nahdlatul Ulama (NU), a major Islamic organization, in Jombang on July 26. This event is a significant gathering for NU leaders.
A hotel in Jakarta is generating buzz by introducing facilities that offer a white sandy beach experience akin to Bali. It's gaining attention as a new form of urban tourism, allowing guests to enjoy a resort feel within the city center.
The Prabowo administration in Indonesia has allocated approximately Rp1.2 trillion (around USD 75 million) over the past two years for housing, drinking water, sanitation, and post-disaster relief in West Sumatra. This significant investment aims to accelerate infrastructure development and improve the quality of life for residents in the region.
Indonesia's ruling Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDIP) acknowledged shared aspirations with the government, as suggested by President Prabowo, but reiterated its commitment to contributing to the nation from outside the coalition, emphasizing the importance of checks and balances.
President Prabowo Subianto stated that the opposition party PDIP shares the 'same heart' as his administration during a rally for the PKB party. PKB lauded the President as a 'true democrat,' appreciating his stance on prioritizing national interests beyond political rivalries.
Troy Harold Yohanes Pantouw, spokesperson for Indonesia's new capital authority (IKN), passed away on July 25th in his housing unit at the ASN Rusun complex in IKN. Doctors at RS Hermina IKN confirmed his death, citing natural causes. Pantouw was a key figure in the early stages of IKN's development.
The Indonesian Heart Research Association (PPHI), Indonesian Gastroenterology Association (PGI), and Indonesian Gastrointestinal Endoscopy Association (PEGI) held a joint national congress in Yogyakarta from July 23-26, 2026. The event aims to strengthen collaboration in combating digestive and liver diseases and bridge research with clinical practice.
Indonesia's Attorney General's Office is facing public criticism for not handcuffing corruption suspect Febrie Adriansyah. Lawyer Boyamin Saiman condemned the office's actions as "negligent," raising concerns about the transparency and fairness of the investigation.
A fire in Sukabumi Regency, West Java, Indonesia, has destroyed over 70 homes, leaving more than 400 people homeless. An electrical short circuit is believed to be the cause.
Robikin Emhas has warned that the prestige of Indonesia's Islamic organization Nahdlatul Ulama (NU) is being damaged by conflicts among its elites. He criticizes the power struggles within NU's leadership for deviating the organization from its original values and objectives.
Troy Harold Yohanes Pantouw, a spokesperson for Indonesia's new capital Nusantara (IKN), has passed away at the age of 58. He was instrumental in the early stages of the capital relocation project, with his contributions highly regarded.
A man identified as KD died in Tabanan, Bali, after allegedly being beaten by residents who accused him of stealing a chicken. Police are investigating the incident and urging the public against vigilantism.
Indonesia announced plans to establish an International Financial Center in Bali by July 25, 2026. Jakarta is designated as the transition location for this new hub, aiming to elevate Indonesia's status as a financial center.
Indonesian President Prabowo announced the resolution of 108 national issues in less than two years. Academics have praised these achievements as prioritizing 'real work,' particularly viewing the Free Nutritious Meal (MBG) program as a long-term investment for the future.
The Indonesian Journalists Union (IJTI) has urged the President to avoid rhetoric that could negatively label the journalism profession amidst the 'Londo Ireng' controversy, emphasizing the need to protect press freedom and the dignity of journalists.
Troy Pantouw, spokesperson for Indonesia's new capital Nusantara (IKN), has died suddenly in his accommodation at the IKN civil servant housing. Medical teams have determined the cause of death as natural, with family reporting a history of hypertension.
A former investigator for the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) pointed out that the public perception of 'special treatment' is unavoidable as Febrie Adriansyah is not wearing a detention vest while in custody. This sparks debate on judicial procedures and public trust in Indonesia.
Indonesia's Interior Minister lauded the implementation of the Housing Construction Assistance Program (BSPS) in Bandung, highlighting how the 'Tender Rakyat' (People's Tender) system enhanced transparency and commended the program's achievements.
A former Chief Justice of Indonesia's Constitutional Court has criticized the nation's legal system, stating it is "sharp downward, blunt upward." This implies the law is strictly applied to ordinary citizens but lenient towards the powerful and wealthy, raising concerns about judicial fairness.
Indonesia's marine biodiversity is under severe threat from plastic waste pollution, primarily flowing from rivers. The economic repercussions are significant, necessitating urgent action.
Allegations have surfaced in Indonesia linking a former Director General of Special Crimes (Jampidsus) to multiple corruption cases, drawing significant attention. While specific case details and the nature of the involvement remain unclear, concerns are rising about the potential impact on the judiciary.
Febrie Adriansyah of the Indonesian Attorney General's Office has yet to decide whether to file a pre-trial motion regarding the investigation against him. His next move is being closely watched.
Questions are being raised in Indonesia regarding the calculation methods for state losses, with experts urging reform in the audit processes of the Financial and Development Supervisory Agency (BPKP). Enhancing transparency and accuracy is highlighted as a key challenge.