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Indonesia's government will re-evaluate the eligibility of approximately 63 million beneficiaries of its social security program, MBG, as part of an ongoing program evaluation. This measure aims to ensure the program's effectiveness and the validity of its incentives.
The Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) has warned of potential rainfall in several Indonesian regions on Tuesday, July 21, due to a cyclonic circulation in the northern Pacific Ocean. It urges the public and local governments to be vigilant against hydrometeorological disasters like floods and landslides.
An explosion occurred in the Grand Polonia luxury housing complex in Medan, Indonesia. Residents have been evacuated, and authorities are investigating the cause. Details of the damage are currently being confirmed.
Indonesia aims to introduce E10 fuel, a blend of 10% bioethanol with gasoline, by 2027. This initiative seeks to enhance energy security and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Indonesia's Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has issued a stern warning regarding the procurement of fans worth IDR 1.8 trillion for village development (Kopdes), citing high risks of bribery. The KPK highlighted that goods procurement is a common breeding ground for corruption.
Indonesia's House of Representatives (DPR) Commission I has approved the grant of the aircraft carrier Giuseppe Garibaldi from Italy, aiming to bolster the nation's defense capabilities and deterrence.
Mosquitoes, known for transmitting diseases, also play a crucial role in ecosystems. The potential extinction of 3,500 mosquito species could significantly impact global ecosystems, including Indonesia's, particularly affecting food chains and plant pollination.
Prominent lawyer Hotman Paris has apologized to President Prabowo Subianto and other officials after mentioning the president's name while defending his client, a former Deputy Attorney General for Special Crimes (Jampidsus) accused of corruption. Paris insisted his remarks were purely for legal defense and lacked any political motive.
Indonesia's Commission III of the House of Representatives supports centralizing the management and processing of confiscated assets, such as criminal proceeds, within a specialized agency. They emphasize the necessity of establishing an independent oversight team to ensure transparency and fairness.
A massive explosion devastated one house and damaged six others in Medan, Indonesia, on Monday afternoon. Witnesses reported a flash of white light before the blast, and authorities are investigating a potential underground gas pipeline leak.
A confrontation near the Second Thomas Shoal in the South China Sea has resulted in an injured Philippine marine. Both sides are trading accusations, though China claims its coast guard acted with "maximum rationality and restraint."
The title of Indonesia's Asset Confiscation Bill (RUU Perampasan Aset) may be changed to Asset Recovery Bill (RUU Pemulihan Aset). Legal experts are offering insights into the background and potential impact of this shift. The change could affect the bill's objectives and scope, drawing significant attention.
The Indonesian National Police Criminal Investigation Department (Bareskrim Polri) conducted a significant reshuffling in June 2026, appointing 96 officers to strategic positions. This move is seen as an effort to strengthen and streamline investigative capabilities.
Around 1.2 million years ago, early humans faced the threat of 'Dinofelis,' a formidable prehistoric cat. Its formidable fangs are believed to have been a driving force behind human evolution and survival.
On Indonesia's Enggano Island, fishermen are using the GeoEnggano app to record their catches and locations, enhancing their understanding of the region's resource potential and disaster risks in a seismically active zone. This initiative is expected to contribute to the island's sustainable development and residents' disaster preparedness.
Indonesian Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto has called for strict measures against misappropriation without undermining national stability. His remarks suggest the importance of balance in addressing the nation's political and economic challenges.
Indonesia's Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has revealed three key facts related to the sting operation (OTT) that led to the arrest of the Lombok Barat Regent. Further details are expected as the investigation progresses, highlighting the KPK's ongoing efforts against corruption in local governance.
President Prabowo has declared Indonesia's rice reserves at an all-time historical high, asserting the nation's enhanced preparedness for the global food crisis. He emphasized the fundamental importance of food security and highlighted government initiatives including fertilizer availability, price stabilization, and nutritional programs.
A massive explosion in a luxury housing complex in Medan, Indonesia, has damaged seven homes. The house at the center of the blast was devastated, and a search and rescue operation is underway for four people believed to be trapped beneath the debris.
Indonesian House of Representatives Commission III Chairman Habiburokhman affirmed that President Prabowo Subianto will not intervene in any legal proceedings. He stated that Prabowo has repeatedly warned party members against legal violations, promising no support for those implicated.
Former mining pits in South Kalimantan are drawing crowds after going viral on social media, but the beauty masks a deadly irony as drowning incidents rise, highlighting a tragic reality.
President Prabowo Subianto has launched 1,000 village cooperatives to break farmers' dependence on usurers and shorten commodity distribution chains. The program aims to expand to 30,000 cooperatives by the end of 2026, ensuring fair prices for produce and stabilizing inflation.
『外交官』を読んでアジア太平洋を知る カザフスタンがこの地域の主要なテクノロジーハブを目指して前進する中、中国は自らが重要なパートナーであることを証明し続けている。 2026年7月17日、中国・上海での2026年世界人工知能会議の開会式で講演するカザフスタンのカシム・ジョマルト・トカエフ大統領。
A new China-led international body, the World Artificial Intelligence Cooperation Organization (WAICO), has been established with 29 countries, including Indonesia. This move signals a potential geopolitical split in AI governance.
Indonesia's push for B50 biodiesel, primarily from palm oil, is raising alarms as seized forest areas are being repurposed for plantations. In North Sumatra, over 22,000 hectares of former forest land, including conservation areas, have been allocated for palm oil, threatening biodiversity and ecosystems.
Japan's newly passed law criminalizing flag desecration aims to protect national symbols but sparks debate over balancing free expression. Public opinion is divided, and concerns arise about the law's vague standards potentially chilling artistic and political expression.
The Deputy Governor of Jakarta has instructed Bank Jakarta to install ATMs in all public housing (rusun) units to improve financial access for residents. This initiative aims to promote financial inclusion and transform Jakarta into a global, inclusive city.
Indonesia's Deputy Minister of Religious Affairs announced plans to integrate LGBTQ+ prevention education into the curriculum starting from the 4th grade of elementary school. This decision is likely to spark debate both domestically and internationally regarding Indonesia's conservative social norms and the approach to sexuality and gender identity education for young people.
A youth-led protest movement dubbed the 'Cockroach Janata Party' (CJP) is channeling public anger over systemic failures and scams in India's education system. The movement's name, a satirical jab at a Supreme Court justice's remarks, highlights widespread distrust and a demand for accountability from the government.
Indonesia's Law on Prevention and Eradication of Crimes of Money Laundering and Prevention and Eradication of Criminal Acts of Money Laundering (TPPU) is seen as a potential key to unraveling the corruption case involving a former Attorney General for Special Crimes (Jampidsus). The law's provisions for tracing and recovering illicit funds are expected to shed light on the full scope of the case.
China has established the World Artificial Intelligence Cooperation Organization (WAICO) in Shanghai, aiming to expand its global influence in AI development and governance. The organization, with 29 participating countries, raises concerns about China-led norm-setting in AI.
A doctoral dissertation defense for Johan Akbari was held at Bhayangkara University, Indonesia. Retired Army Major General Prihati Pujowaskito chaired the examination committee. Details regarding the dissertation's content and academic contribution are currently unavailable.
Indonesia is set to promote the utilization of DNIKS (Indonesian National Social Welfare Information System) to enhance international cooperation in the social welfare sector. The move aims to share the nation's experience and expertise in social welfare policies with the global community, further advancing its social welfare diplomacy.
Indonesian Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto has stated his commitment to addressing corruption within the Ministry of Defense without any selective prosecution, signaling a resolve to restore public trust and ensure transparency.
A report by the Asia Centre highlights the deliberate use of climate disinformation by governments and corporations to dispossess Indigenous lands and conceal environmental damage across Asia. It advocates for constructive journalism as a countermeasure.
Indonesia's prosecution authority is facing scrutiny as lawyer Yusril Ihza Mahendra questions the application of the new Criminal Code regarding the non-detention of Febrie Adriansyah. This highlights concerns about transparency and fairness in law enforcement.