VOI English
DPRの第11委員会と政府がインドネシア国際金融センター法案に合意
ジャカルタ - 政府とインドネシア下院委員会XIは、Iレベル協議でインドネシア国際金融センター法案(PFII法)に正式に合意した。 この法案は2026年7月6日から作業委員会（パンジャ）によって起草されており、その後、2026年7月21日に予定されている第2段階協議で承認を得るためにDPR RI総会に提出される予定である。
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Antara News (English)
Minister AHY Focuses Bali's Development on Four Key Priority Clusters
Indonesian Minister of Public Works and Housing, Agus Harimurti Yudhoyono (AHY), has emphasized focusing Bali's development on four key priority clusters: tourism, economy, social, and infrastructure. The aim is to achieve sustainable development and revitalize the regional economy.
VOI English
Bank Jakarta Unveils Future Branch Concept, Rebranding Services
Bank Jakarta has unveiled its first 'future branch' at the Kebayoran Park Assistant Branch Office (KCP), signaling a transformation towards modern, customer-centric banking services. This initiative aims to integrate digital and in-person banking, supporting Jakarta's evolution into a global city.
Sindonews
Minister of Law and Human Rights Urges Caution on Linking Prosecutor's Investigation to Presidential Candidates
Indonesia's Minister of Law and Human Rights has urged caution regarding attempts to link the investigation into a senior prosecutor's alleged corruption with presidential candidates, citing concerns over national stability and potential election interference.
Sindonews
Roy Suryo Receives Birthday Surprise from Supporters Ahead of Praperadilan Hearing
Former Minister of Culture and Education, Roy Suryo, received a birthday surprise from his supporters at the South Jakarta District Court (PN Jaksel) as he awaits the ruling on his pre-trial detention appeal. The event highlights public interest in his legal proceedings.
CNN Indonesia
Ship Sinks Off South Sulawesi, 18 Missing
A ferry carrying 78 passengers sank off the coast of South Sulawesi, Indonesia, due to engine failure. As of now, 59 individuals have been rescued, one has died, and 18 remain missing. Search operations are ongoing.
Mongabay Indonesia
Loss of Territory Threatens Indigenous Knowledge and Culture
Indigenous communities in Indonesia are facing not only the loss of their territories but also the severance of knowledge and traditions passed down through generations. This crisis extends to language, culture, and the understanding of human-nature relationships.
The Diplomat Indonesia
Thailand's PM: Sound Cannabis Policy or Political Optics?
Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has expressed concerns over the marijuana legalization policy he once championed, hinting at shutting down the industry due to increased smuggling. However, this move risks economic losses and is seen by some as prioritizing political image recovery.
Sindonews
Prominent Lawyer Apologizes to Journalists, Stirring Controversy Over Indonesian Prosecutor's Office
Indonesian legal figure Hotman Paris has reportedly apologized to journalists in connection with the former Director of Special Crimes (Jampidsus). This incident adds a new layer to ongoing controversies surrounding the prosecutor's office.
CNN Indonesia
Palace Warns Against Linking Prosecutor's Case to President Prabowo
Indonesia's Ministry of State Secretary has cautioned against linking a former high-ranking prosecutor's case to President Prabowo, emphasizing that legal proceedings should be handled independently and without political interference.
Sindonews
Home Affairs Minister Watches World Cup Final with Residents
Indonesia's Minister of Home Affairs watched the 2026 World Cup final alongside residents of the Menteng Tenggulun area in Jakarta, fostering community engagement.
The Diplomat Indonesia
ASEAN Divided Over Myanmar Policy Amid Criticisms of Envoy's 'Timid' Approach
The Philippines' ASEAN special envoy has met with Myanmar's foreign minister, drawing criticism from an expert group for a 'timid' approach. The envoy defended the meeting as pursuing 'constructive dialogue,' highlighting ASEAN's internal divisions on how to address the Myanmar crisis.
Mongabay Indonesia
New Frog Species Discovered on Mount Merapi, Highlighting Indonesian Biodiversity Conservation
A team of Indonesian researchers has discovered a new frog species, "Philautus candrageni," inhabiting the leaf litter of Mount Merapi. This finding contributes to understanding Indonesia's rich biodiversity and strengthens the scientific basis for future species conservation efforts.
Sindonews
Kuntadi Proposed for Deputy Attorney General for Special Crimes, Decision Expected This Week
Kuntadi has emerged as a leading candidate for the Deputy Attorney General for Special Crimes (Jampidsus) position in Indonesia. State Secretary Pratikno stated that the selection process will be finalized this week, filling the vacancy left by Febrie Adriansyah.
Liputan6
Indonesian Rupiah Weakens Against US Dollar Amidst Economic Recovery Hopes
The Indonesian Rupiah experienced a weakening trend against the US Dollar on July 20, 2026. Despite signs of economic activity recovery, external factors like Middle East tensions and Federal Reserve policy continue to influence the Rupiah's fluctuations.
VOI English
PAM Jaya Partners with Workers' Unions to Achieve 100% Drinking Water Service Target in Jakarta
Jakarta's water utility PAM Jaya held a joint gathering with four labor unions as part of its efforts to achieve 100% piped drinking water service coverage for residents by 2026. The initiative aims to strengthen industrial relations and collaboration during the company's transformation.
VOI English
IAW Urges Prabowo to Re-evaluate Rempang Eco-City Amidst Investor Doubts
Indonesian Audit Watch (IAW) has urged President Prabowo to re-evaluate the investment narrative of the Rempang Eco-City National Strategic Project (PSN) after Xinyi Glass Holdings Limited, a purported main investor, denied signing contracts or initiating the project. IAW questions the basis of the Rp174 trillion investment announcement, citing a lack of legal foundation and social-environmental concerns.
Sindonews
Prabowo Chairs Cabinet Meeting to Discuss Program Acceleration and Evaluation
Indonesian Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto will convene a full cabinet meeting this afternoon. The meeting is expected to focus on accelerating government programs and evaluating their progress, signaling an effort to streamline governance and expedite policy implementation.
Antara News (English)
Man Arrested for Shooting Chinese Citizen in Bali Bar
Police have arrested a man in connection with the shooting death of a Chinese national at a bar in Bali. Investigations into the motive and details are ongoing.
Sindonews
Roy Suryo's Second Pre-Trial Ruling to be Announced Today
The ruling for the second pre-trial motion (Praperadilan) concerning former Minister of Culture and Tourism, Roy Suryo, is scheduled to be announced today, July 20, 2026. This legal proceeding challenges the validity of his criminal prosecution, marking a significant juncture in Indonesia's judicial process.
Sindonews
Indonesia Introduces 'PP TUNAS' to Support Youth, Not Replace Parental Role
The Indonesian government is set to introduce 'PP TUNAS,' a new program aimed at supporting youth. The initiative is designed to complement, rather than replace, the role of parents, with the goal of comprehensively aiding the growth and independence of young people.
CNN Indonesia
Gas Balloon Explodes During Cooperative Day Celebration in Bali, 11 Injured
A gas balloon exploded during the 79th anniversary of Cooperative Day in Klungkung Regency, Bali, injuring 11 people. The incident reportedly occurred when a balloon, unable to fly due to a heavy banner, was being distributed to children.
Sindonews
Unraveling the Criminal Case of Former Special Director of Investigations
The criminal case involving the former Special Director of Investigations (Jampidsus) of the Indonesian Attorney General's Office remains shrouded in mystery, with details yet to be fully disclosed. The public awaits a comprehensive unraveling of the case.
The Diplomat Indonesia
Australia Updates Travel Warning for Laos After Methanol Poisoning Charges
Australia has updated its travel advisory for Laos, urging citizens to exercise a high degree of caution following a methanol poisoning incident that killed two Australian teenagers and several other foreign nationals. Canberra expressed "deep frustration and bitter disappointment" over the leniency of charges announced by Lao authorities.
Mongabay Indonesia
New Sea Slug Species Discovered Off Taiwan Coast, Ending Nearly 200 Years of Mystery
A new sea slug species, Thecacera sesama, measuring less than 3 millimeters, has been discovered off the northern coast of Taiwan. This finding confirms the genus Thecacera now comprises seven species, after being known to have only six for nearly 200 years.
Sindonews
Political Party Executive Meets Parliamentary Speaker
A high-ranking official from Indonesia's Ummat Party met with the Speaker of Parliament. This meeting is seen as potentially influencing the political landscape and policy-making in Indonesia.
Sindonews
Two Sides of PFII: Potential Risks vs. Precision
Indonesia's Financial Intelligence Unit (PFII) is under scrutiny for its dual role in combating financial crime, highlighting both its potential to stabilize the financial system and the precision challenges in its operations.
Sindonews
PFII's Dual Facets: Potential vs. Precision in Indonesia
Indonesia's Pacific Frontier Investment Initiative (PFII) presents a duality of potential versus precision. Its future trajectory hinges on balancing these two aspects.
Mongabay Indonesia
Aceh Besar Faces Dual Crisis as Clean Water Scarcity Hits Residents
Aceh Besar is grappling with a severe clean water crisis as its primary water source, the Mata Ie karst, is drying up. Predictions made over a decade ago are now a reality, forcing residents to struggle for daily water needs.
Detik
Agriculture Minister Denies Claims of Unfair Land Prices in Papua
Indonesia's Agriculture Minister has vehemently denied reports claiming that land in Papua is being unfairly acquired for less than Rp 100,000 per hectare, calling such information "malicious slander." He stated that the government develops agricultural land, which remains the property of local residents, providing infrastructure and machinery. Some residents have reportedly requested program expansion.
Detik
Celebrity Couple's Son Pulled by Bali Waves, Father Feels Like a Failure
A terrifying incident occurred during a family vacation in Bali when the young son of celebrity couple Meisya Siregar and Bebi Romeo was swept away by a large wave. Although rescued, the event left the family deeply traumatized, with the father questioning his role. The incident serves as a stark reminder of nature's unpredictability and parental vigilance.
VOI English
Indonesia's Jabodetabek Region Swelters as Temperatures Hit 34 Degrees Celsius
Indonesia's Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) forecasts the Jabodetabek region will experience peak dry season heat, with Bekasi and East Jakarta reaching 34 degrees Celsius. The public is urged to take precautions against heatstroke and be aware of fire risks.
VOI English
Gerindra Denies Prabowo's Involvement in Corruption Probe, Cautions Lawyer
Indonesia's Gerindra Party strongly refuted lawyer Hotman Paris's statement implying President Prabowo Subianto's involvement in a corruption probe. The party emphasized the President respects the independence of law enforcement and has not interfered.
Sindonews
Roy Suryo's Second Pre-Trial Hearing Verdict Set for Today
The verdict for the second pre-trial hearing concerning former Minister of Culture and Education, Roy Suryo, is expected today, July 19, 2026. This legal proceeding challenges the validity of the procedures against him.
Sindonews
Four Indonesian Police Senior Officers Promoted and Transferred to Training Command
Indonesia's National Police have announced a reshuffle, promoting four senior officers (Kombes Pol) to positions within the Police Education and Training Command (Lemdiklat Polri). This move signals a focus on enhancing police training and operational readiness.
Mongabay Indonesia
Kukang's Unique Defense: Not a Hug, But a Warning
The kukang, native to Indonesia, is known for raising its hands, a gesture often misinterpreted as affection. This behavior is actually a defensive posture to access venom glands, highlighting the animal's unique survival strategy as one of the few venomous mammals.