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The Indonesian National Police Chief, along with other high-ranking officials, visited the Attorney General's Office. The purpose of the visit was not disclosed, but it is speculated to involve strengthening cooperation between judicial institutions or discussing ongoing investigations.
Jakarta Metropolitan Police have denied any arbitrary or malicious intent in applying Article 32 of the Information and Electronic Transactions Law (ITE Law) in the case involving Roy Suryo, as the interpretation and application of the article become a focal point.
Indonesia has fallen to a record 48th in the IMD World Competitiveness Ranking, with structural weaknesses in governance, infrastructure, and human capital overshadowing macroeconomic stability and hindering investment and job creation. Declining labor-intensive industries and rising informal employment are key concerns.
A study in Indonesia's Thousand Islands has found that geckos (Gekko gecko) are more comfortable living near human settlements than in forests, suggesting their adaptability to landscape changes brought by urbanization.
Indonesia's Special Prosecutor for Special Crimes (Jampidsus) post remains vacant following the resignation of its predecessor. Presidential appointment requires a recommendation from the Attorney General, which has not yet been submitted. This situation is potentially linked to the unusual circumstance of the former Jampidsus being investigated for corruption and money laundering.
A hoax article claiming Indonesian comedian Narji praised former President Jokowi's greatness above Prophet Abraham has been circulating. Liputan6.com's fact-check reveals the original article reported Narji's joining the PSI party and contained no mention of Jokowi.
Indonesia is considering the introduction of special fuel prices for fishing vessels between 30 and 200 gross tons (GT). This measure aims to address the impact of volatile global oil prices on the fisheries sector's operational costs and will be reported to President Prabowo Subianto.
President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) has expressed his intention to personally appear in court during the evidence presentation phase of a defamation lawsuit. The President aims to submit evidence, including his academic certificates, directly, signaling respect for legal proceedings and a desire for swift resolution.
A fire at a bar in Bangkok, Thailand, has resulted in 27 fatalities. The Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has confirmed that no Indonesian citizens (WNI) were among the victims. Investigations into the cause and extent of the fire are ongoing.
Indonesia's Ummat Party is undertaking a reorganization of its party structure as it prepares for the verification process by the General Election Commission (KPU) ahead of the 2029 general election. This move aims to strengthen the party's foundation and enhance its competitiveness.
Indonesia's National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN) identified a bright celestial object seen over Java as a large meteorite. Scientists explained that its high-speed atmospheric entry caused friction, leading to visible light and sonic booms, aiming to alleviate public concern.
Benny Harman of the Democratic Party has called on the Indonesian House of Representatives (DPR) to exercise its "Inquiry Rights" (Hak Angket) to de-escalate tensions between the National Police (Polri) and the Attorney General's Office (Kejagung). This move suggests a growing demand for transparency and accountability amidst escalating power struggles between judicial institutions.
A 26-year-old young official was found dead in the parking lot of a mall in Bandung, West Java. Police are investigating the possibility of suicide, with a suspected suicide note found and the family accepting the incident.
The Barisan Revolusi Nasional (BRN) and its sympathizers are strategically leveraging social media to amplify grievances, propagate resistance narratives, and sustain support for the insurgency in southern Thailand, revealing a new virtual front in the ongoing conflict.
The Indonesian National Police Chief's absence from a task force meeting for the "Family Hope Program" (PKH) was addressed by a spokesperson who stated that "all elements were represented." Details regarding the specific reasons for the absence or the meeting's progress remain unclear.
Sleman Police have launched an investigation into alleged sexual harassment during a community service program (KKN) at Ahmad Dahlan University (UAD) in Yogyakarta. The university is also considering internal sanctions and academic penalties.
The Indonesian Presidential Palace has stated it has not yet received a proposal from the Prosecutor General regarding a candidate for the new Special Crimes Prosecutor (Jampidsus). This follows the reassignment of the previous incumbent, Febrie Adriansyah, indicating a delay in the appointment of his successor.
Indonesia's Minister of Law and Human Rights revealed that the resignation of Febrie Adriansyah, the Junior Attorney General for Special Crimes (Jampidsus), did not follow the usual process of a Presidential Decree (Keppres). This unusual situation has sparked speculation regarding legal procedures and the intentions of those involved.
ASEAN foreign ministers met with Myanmar's Foreign Minister Tin Maung Swe for the first time in five years, reaffirming commitment to the Five-Point Consensus for peace. However, Myanmar's military junta has effectively rejected the accord, and substantive progress remains limited, with a request to meet Aung San Suu Kyi denied.
A high-ranking official in Indonesia's social welfare program division has become a suspect in a corruption investigation. The official's future role, particularly within the Family Hope Program (PKH) task force, remains unclear at this time.
Attention is focused on why Indonesia's Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has not yet exercised its authority to take over the corruption case of the former Director General of Public Prosecutions (Jampidsus). Limited information is available, raising questions about the KPK's future actions.
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto has partially unveiled his private library collection. The books span various genres including war history, strategy, philosophy, and self-help, offering a glimpse into the President's intellectual curiosity and leadership development.
Iran's Islamic theocratic system holds various lessons for diverse nations in the Islamic world regarding governance models and societal structures. Its political system and social impact can spark broader regional discussions.
Prosecutors stated that former Minister of Culture and Education Roy Suryo's request to cancel his suspect status was 'misdirected.' They explained that his request should have been made to the police, who handled the investigation, rather than the prosecutors.
Indonesia is emphasizing the importance of participatory communication within cooperatives to strengthen the national economy. This move aims to reflect members' opinions and achieve more effective management.
The Jakarta Metropolitan Police (Polda Metro Jaya) and the South Jakarta Prosecutor's Office (Kejari Jaksel) have jointly requested a judge to dismiss the pre-trial motion filed by former parliamentarian Roy Suryo. This unprecedented move signals a strong stance against Suryo's lawsuit and highlights the coordinated legal strategy between the two law enforcement agencies.
Indonesia faces the challenge of managing regional budgets in an era of fiscal efficiency. Local governments are strategizing to maximize limited resources for sustainable development and improved public welfare.
A meeting of the "PKH" Task Force was held at the Indonesian Ministry of Defense, attended by the Commander of the Indonesian National Armed Forces (TNI) and the Attorney General. However, the National Police Chief was notably absent. While the specific purpose and agenda of the meeting remain unclear, the attendance of high-ranking government officials suggests the discussion of a matter of national importance.
President Prabowo attended the 79th National Cooperative Day (Harkopnas) summit in Jakarta, emphasizing the theme 'Empowered Cooperatives, Glorious Indonesia' and reaffirming the government's commitment to people's economy.
President Prabowo has announced the 'Red and White Village Cooperatives' (KDKMP) program, aiming to generate an annual Rp 223 trillion in village economies and streamline subsidy distribution. The initiative seeks to eliminate middlemen and increase income for farmers and fishermen.
On July 13, 2026, Jakarta experienced increased traffic volume and congestion on the first day of the new school year, particularly around schools and on major roads. Significant jams were observed at key intersections in East Jakarta and on airport access routes.
Indonesian figure Gus Lilur has stated that national reconciliation must begin with the pursuit of truth and the strict enforcement of the law. He emphasized that confronting past conflicts and injustices is foundational for future stability and unity.
The Indonesian government has successfully established 15,845 "Red and White Village Cooperatives" aimed at revitalizing local economies and improving living standards. These initiatives focus on leveraging regional resources and fostering income generation through collective enterprises.
The olive sea snake (Aipysurus laevis), found in Indo-Pacific waters including Indonesia, possesses a unique ability to detect light through its tail tip, a trait known as dermal phototaxis. This 'second eye' functions via specialized skin cells, distinct from its actual eyes, and is also observed in two other sea snake species, suggesting an evolutionary adaptation within the Aipysurus genus.
While rhino poaching globally shows a declining trend, some species remain critically endangered due to climate change and inbreeding risks. While rhino populations are increasing in India and Nepal, African rhinos are declining, necessitating urgent conservation measures.
Scientists in Indonesia have identified heavy metals, particularly mercury, accumulating in shark meat, a delicacy in some regions. These metals pose a significant threat to fetal and child development, as methylmercury can cross the placenta and damage the nervous system.