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John Field, former executive of Blueray, testified with conviction that bribe money was channeled to the Director-General of Customs. However, the funds were never returned. This statement sheds new light on alleged corruption within Indonesia's customs.
The Indonesian House of Representatives (DPR) has decided to continue deliberations on the Asset Confiscation Bill and the Labor Bill during the upcoming recess. This move is expected to accelerate efforts towards the early enactment of these significant pieces of legislation.
Residents of Kera Island in East Nusa Tenggara, predominantly the Bajo ethnic group, are grappling with the threat of relocation. They are fighting to preserve their traditional livelihoods dependent on the sea.
A trial involving prominent figures Dr. Tifa and former Minister Roy Suryo in Indonesia has drawn attention, with suggestions that the court may be examining not just their statements but also their thought processes and methods of expression.
The suspect in the kidnapping of his ex-girlfriend in West Bandung, Indonesia, M. Reza Satria Adzani (23), has been identified by police as a repeat offender with a prior arrest for vehicle theft. Police are currently pursuing the suspect.
The Governor of Jakarta announced significant investor interest in the regional bonds planned for issuance in 2027. The bonds, totaling IDR 3.5 trillion, aim to finance long-term public service projects.
A photo claiming President Prabowo Subianto appointed Mahfud MD as Attorney General has circulated on social media. Liputan6.com's fact-check revealed the image is AI-generated misinformation (hoax), a claim Mahfud MD himself has denied.
The Indonesian House of Representatives (DPR) has approved the One Data Bill (RUU Satu Data Indonesia) as an initiative bill. Discussions with the government will now proceed. This bill aims to streamline and standardize data management.
Indonesia's National Food Agency (Bapanas) is monitoring the impact of climate change due to El Nino on food production and stated that there is no significant threat to national food security at present. The agency is implementing measures to secure stock and stabilize prices.
Concerns are surfacing from parts of China regarding Indonesia's policies towards Chinese entrepreneurs, particularly in the mining sector. Teguh Santosa, Chairman of the Indonesian Cyber Media Network (JMSI), clarifies that these are not anti-Chinese measures but efforts to curb revenue leakage from intermediaries and oligarchs in trade and resource management.
Residents of Rancapinang village, Pandeglang Regency, Banten, have filed a lawsuit against the Land Office and the Ministry of Defense. Their farmland, covering approximately 364 hectares, was allegedly issued a right-to-use certificate to the Ministry of Defense for the construction of a military battalion, leaving residents without their primary source of income.
Indonesian Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto has unveiled a 29-policy package aimed at eradicating extreme poverty, as he campaigns for the 2024 presidential election. The plan focuses on education, healthcare, and job creation.
Indonesian Investment Minister Bahlil Lahadalia firmly stated on July 21, 2022, that the development of the new capital city, Nusantara (IKN), is a 'done deal' and will proceed. Addressing criticisms, he asserted that numerous countries have expressed interest in investing in the project, driven by President Joko Widodo's initiative to relocate the capital from Jakarta due to its congestion and environmental issues.
A massive explosion occurred in a luxury housing complex in Medan, North Sumatra, Indonesia, causing a three-story house to collapse and damaging surrounding properties and vehicles. While initial investigations pointed to a leak from underground gas pipes, the gas company reported no detection of gas at the scene, and police are continuing their investigation. Two individuals remain missing, and search operations are ongoing.
Indonesia's Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has summoned the District Head of North Paser Datara in connection with an alleged bribery case. The incident is believed to have occurred in Kutai Kartanegara Regency. The KPK is currently investigating the matter.
Indonesia's Attorney General's Office (Kejagung) has decided not to detain Febrie Adriansyah, a suspect in a corruption investigation. This decision has prompted a Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives (DPR) to cite the 'principle of equality,' calling for consistency in law enforcement and sparking debate.
Indonesia's Directorate General of Taxes (DJP) plans to involve local police officers (Babinsa and Bhabinkamtibmas) in overseeing tax audits. However, the House of Representatives (DPR) has urged caution, warning against creating an intimidating impression on citizens. While the move is likely aimed at encouraging tax compliance, concerns are being raised about potential privacy violations and excessive surveillance.
Jakarta Police have launched an investigation into circulating information alleging that the potent drug tramadol is being supplied to individuals ahead of upcoming protests in the capital. Following a tip-off on social media, authorities plan to identify and crack down on distribution routes.
Indonesia's DKPP (Honor Council for Election Organizers) has begun a hearing into alleged ethical violations by the KPU (General Elections Commission) concerning the candidacies of President Joko Widodo as a regional head and as president. This hearing highlights concerns over fairness and transparency in the electoral process.
Indonesia's Ministry of Religious Affairs is hosting an Islamic Literacy Festival, featuring programs like Quran donations and free health checks, aiming to enhance public understanding of Islam and promote well-being.
The Jakarta Metropolitan Police (Polda Metro) have launched an investigation following a report against prominent lawyer Hotman Paris for allegedly making insulting remarks towards journalists. The Indonesian Journalists Association (PWI) filed the complaint. The incident has sparked discussions on journalists' rights and professional ethics.
The detention of Chinese dissidents in Thailand facing potential repatriation, despite holding UN refugee visas, highlights the risks of transnational repression and the fragility of human rights protections across Southeast Asia, raising regional concerns.
In Indonesia's 2029 general election, the productive age demographic is projected to constitute 57% of voters. The Perindo Party is advocating for synergy between the General Election Commission (KPU) and political parties to enhance voter education.
Myanmar's political landscape is characterized by the parallel existence of the military junta, the National Unity Government (NUG), and ethnic armed organizations, making it difficult to identify a single governing entity. International bodies like ASEAN continue to engage based on the premise of a 'single government,' highlighting a disconnect with the on-the-ground reality.
Indonesia's House of Representatives has selected 9 new members for the Central Broadcasting Commission (KPI) for the 2026-2029 term. This appointment is expected to shape the direction of broadcast media regulation in the country.
The Indonesian Parliament has passed the PFII Bill, establishing a new legal framework aimed at achieving sustainable development goals. The law seeks to balance environmental protection with economic growth, though specific implementation details and impacts await further discussion.
Indonesia and Chile have agreed to push for an Indonesia-Chile Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (IC-CEPA) to expand bilateral trade. The two nations aim to create new business opportunities through strengthened economic cooperation.
Amidst China's ongoing heatwave, a unique method of cooling down by hugging giant winter melons (beligo) while sleeping has gone viral on social media. This report explores the scientific basis of this practice and people's adaptation strategies during extreme weather.
ASEAN Foreign Ministers convened in Manila, issuing a call for safe passage in the Strait of Hormuz while emphasizing unity to address regional issues like Myanmar and the South China Sea amidst growing global instability.
A joint SAR team discovered the body of a woman believed to be a victim from the explosion at a luxurious house in the elite Grand Polonia residential area in Medan on Tuesday (21/7/2026) early morning. Search operations are ongoing.
President Prabowo acknowledged the initial challenges of the criticized "Kopdes Merah Putih" village cooperatives. He outlined a future vision focused on streamlining supply chains and reducing middleman margins to benefit farmers and consumers, aiming to revitalize the rural economy and stabilize goods distribution.
The Indonesian Meteorology, Climatology, and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) forecasts a high chance of rain in various regions, including Jakarta, Bandung, and Palembang, on Tuesday, July 21st. Cyclonic activity in the Pacific is cited as the cause, and the public is urged to be prepared.
PT PGN (Persero) Tbk has stated that no methane gas was detected at the site of a house explosion in the Grand Polonia area of Medan, North Sumatra. However, the company emphasized that the exact cause of the incident awaits the official investigation results from the authorities. Securing the safety of surrounding residents is the top priority.
Indonesia aims to introduce E10 gasoline, a 10% ethanol blend, starting in 2027, with plans to accelerate the transition to E20 once the domestic ethanol industry is ready. The initiative seeks to reduce fuel imports while fostering local production.
Indonesia's Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) announced that the sting operation (OTT) against the West Lombok Regent has advanced to the investigation phase. Specific charges and details of those involved have not yet been disclosed.
The Indonesian House of Representatives (DPR RI) held a plenary session today, passing the Bill on the Integration of National Financial Information (RUU PFII) and appointing members of the Broadcasting Commission (KPI). These decisions are expected to impact Indonesia's financial information management and media oversight.