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Golkar Party Chairman Bahlil Lahadalia has urged for strengthened cadre consolidation in South Sulawesi to maintain its position as the party's key vote bank in Eastern Indonesia ahead of the 2029 elections, aiming to increase its seats.
References to Russia's Romanov dynasty and the poem 'Invictus' are echoing through the impeachment trial of Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte, sparking debates on history, violence, and accountability. While the trial questions alleged abuses of power, Duterte's camp frames it as 'persecution,' rallying supporters.
Some gas stations in Indonesia have banned refueling for Suzuki Thunder motorcycles, a policy Pertamina says is to prevent fuel resale. The state-owned company clarified that this is a localized decision by individual stations, not a nationwide ban, leading to varied responses across regions.
A shooting incident at a bar in Canggu, Bali, left a Chinese national and a security guard injured. The Indonesian male suspect was apprehended at the airport, with motives and the origin of the firearm under investigation.
Indonesia's Social Minister visited the Jakarta People's School to offer direct motivation to new students from underprivileged backgrounds. He inquired about their adaptation processes, emphasizing the value of each individual. Listening to students' experiences with school dropout and discrimination, he highlighted the importance of an environment where students from diverse backgrounds respect each other.
Five passengers, including a seven-year-old girl, have been rescued after a passenger boat sank in Indonesia's eastern waters. The vessel was carrying 78 people, and 20 remain missing. Engine failure is believed to be the cause of the sinking.
A 35-year-old man has been arrested in Sekadau Regency, West Kalimantan, Indonesia, for allegedly stealing 10 grounding cables from five PLN power stations. The stolen cables, intended for lightning protection, were sold for approximately Rp 3.1 million. The theft compromises the stability of the power supply and poses a safety risk.
The Indonesian government plans to build a quality education ecosystem by revitalizing school facilities. While specific plans and budget details are yet to be announced, strengthening educational infrastructure is a crucial endeavor for the nation's future.
Yanto Idorway, a reporter for the state-owned broadcaster TVRI in West Papua, has been reported missing after being swept away by river currents while on assignment at a tourist site. Search operations have been ongoing for two days without success, and authorities plan to expand the search area.
Indonesian ministers convened to discuss the ambitious target of renovating 400,000 homes. The meeting likely focused on detailed implementation plans and funding strategies.
Tens of thousands gathered in Situbondo, East Java, for a 'Selawat Nariyah' prayer event. The large-scale religious ceremony prayed for deceased ulama and the nation's well-being, wishing for a better future for Indonesia.
Calls are intensifying in Indonesia for a thorough investigation into alleged corruption involving a former Deputy Attorney General (Jampidsus). While specific details of the allegations remain scarce due to limited public information, the case is drawing attention as a matter concerning the integrity of the judiciary.
Kursumawati, a BRILink Agent in Simalungun, North Sumatra, is significantly contributing to financial literacy and inclusion. Her success, built on trust and proactive service, has eased access to banking for many residents, demonstrating the vital role of these agents.
A traditional fish festival in Gemblengan Village, Central Java, drew thousands of participants. The event serves to celebrate local heritage and contribute to the revitalization of the regional economy.
Police have arrested a suspect in a shooting incident at a nightclub in Canggu, Bali, at Jakarta's airport. The incident left a bar security guard and a Chinese tourist injured.
Actor and director Baim Wong's latest film, 'All Will Be Fine-Fine Saja,' has received four nominations at the Bandung Film Festival, including Best Leading Actor, Best Supporting Actress, Best Camera Operator, and Best Art Director. Wong emphasized his focus on the film's message and audience satisfaction over awards.
Indonesia's Prosperous Justice Party (PKS) has identified young voters as crucial for its victory in the 2029 general election, urging party cadres to prepare for mobilizing this demographic.
Information has gone viral on social media alleging the detention of two Indonesian citizens in Myanmar. Indonesian National Police are coordinating efforts to ascertain the situation, with details regarding the circumstances and involved parties currently under investigation.
Indonesia's House of Representatives (DPR) has urged the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) to ensure transparency and accountability in its investigation into alleged gratification involving the Minister of Forestry and Environment (Menhut). Swift and fair investigation by the KPK is expected to maintain public trust.
A legal expert has responded to statements made by prominent lawyer Hotman Paris Hutapea regarding the necessity of presidential approval in criminal investigations. The expert clarified that presidential permission is not required for designating a suspect, sparking debate on the independence of judicial processes in Indonesia.
Climate change is severely impacting Indonesia's arabica coffee production, with projections suggesting an 80% drop in output within 25 years. Declines are already evident in regions like Enrekang, South Sulawesi, despite efforts to expand cultivation areas.
Indonesia's Islamic organization Muhammadiyah, through its Center for Islamic Economic and Business Studies (CLIK), has launched a collaboration to enhance data and financial literacy within communities, aiming to boost public welfare.
Five people were rescued three days after a boat carrying 78 passengers and crew sank off Sulawesi, Indonesia. At least 20 remain missing as extensive search operations continue.
False information impersonating Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto is circulating on social media. These hoaxes include claims of abolishing social aid, lifetime validity for driver's licenses, and the issuance of a Rp 1 million banknote, causing public confusion.
The Indonesian government is implementing various initiatives to position the country as a global hub for creative industry collaboration, aiming to boost economic growth and cultural development by attracting domestic and international creators and businesses.
The Indonesian Legal Aid Foundation (YLBHI) is strongly urging the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) to take over the investigation of Febrie Adriansyah's case, which has been transferred to the Attorney General's Office (Kejagung). This move highlights concerns about the KPK's role and independence in combating corruption.
Indonesia's Ministry of Forestry announced that 107,465 hectares of forest and land were lost to fires throughout 2026. This highlights the pressing challenges of land use and environmental management in the country.
Experts have lauded Indonesia's 2026 State Budget (APBN) fund allocation as appropriate and strategic, adhering to current laws. Purbaya's policy decisions are specifically noted as precise and well-executed.
Weak law enforcement is highlighted in forest and peatland fires (Karhutla) in Bengkalis Regency, Riau, Indonesia. While a seal sign was placed on land belonging to PT Sekato Pratama Makmur (SPM), signs of enforcement were absent in several other locations, raising concerns about the lack of investigation despite extensive damage.
Three members of the Armed Criminal Group (KKB) were killed in a gunfight with security forces in Yahukimo Regency, Papua Province, Indonesia. The operation was part of law enforcement efforts against the KKB, suspected of involvement in various violent acts in the region.
Two years after Bangladesh's July Revolution brought a change in rulers, the historic task of transforming the system itself remains unfinished. Public expectations are focused on the new government's approach to reforms.
Exiled Bangladeshi author Taslima Nasrin, who was driven out of Kolkata 19 years ago under pressure from Islamic fundamentalists, is set to return to the city for an event organized by Hindu nationalists. The move highlights longstanding issues of free speech and religious tolerance in India.
The new chairman of the Indonesian Journalists Association (SWI) Bali Provincial Chapter has announced plans for digital transformation and strengthening the organization's press presence. Following the inauguration of the new central leadership for 2026-2031, he expressed optimism for a faster and more effective organizational operation.
The Indonesian Attorney General's Office (Kejagung) has announced the investigation of Febrie Adriansyah as a suspect in corruption and money laundering (TPPU) related to the state-owned insurance company ASABRI. This investigation could mark a significant development in the country's anti-corruption efforts.
Vietnamese manufacturer VinFast is promoting electric motorcycles in Indonesia, highlighting significant operational cost reductions compared to gasoline-powered vehicles. With battery swaps costing Rp 6,000 for 80km, and lower maintenance, annual savings of millions of rupiah are projected.
Indie-pop artist Mitski surprised her Jakarta audience by revealing she is a huge fan of Indonesian diva Anggun C Sasmi. She shared a humorous childhood anecdote about mistaking Anggun's cover for an original song, delighting the crowd.