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Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto has announced a plan to establish 81,000 village and sub-district cooperatives nationwide to break farmers' and villagers' dependence on usurers (rentenir). These cooperatives aim to foster rural economic independence through low-interest loans and essential goods provision.
Indonesia's Prosecution Supervisory Body (Komjak) will reportedly monitor the handling of cases involving former Special Prosecutor (Jampidsus) Febrie Adriansyah. This move may reflect growing calls for transparency and accountability within law enforcement agencies.
Indonesian President Prabowo has issued a stern warning to corrupt officials to cease their illicit practices and return embezzled state wealth, emphasizing that national resources should serve the welfare of the people.
President Prabowo Subianto has criticized the neoliberal economic system that dominated Indonesia for the past 30 years, stating it failed to bring prosperity to the majority of the people and contradicts the constitution. He advocated for a return to a 'family economy' where cooperatives and SMEs grow together.
Indonesian Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto has strongly condemned leaders who incite the public and advocate for 'burning,' labeling them as 'traitors.' This statement comes amidst rising political tensions within the country.
The Indonesian government is strengthening its stance to impose the heaviest sanctions, including operational permit revocation, on ride-hailing applications that violate the 8% commission cap. Driver associations support this, and the police are receiving violation reports, urging strict government enforcement.
Indonesian Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto strongly condemned corruption during the 77th Cooperatives Day commemoration. He emphasized the importance of eradicating corruption as an act that erodes public trust.
In Indonesia, calls for the death penalty for a senior prosecutor and maximum recovery of state financial losses are escalating among political parties. PAN and PDIP are strongly advocating for capital punishment, while Gerindra emphasizes loss recovery, drawing attention to future judicial and political developments.
Indonesian Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto has labeled state-owned enterprises (BUMN) as a 'source of corruption,' emphasizing the need to restore public wealth. His remarks highlight renewed questions about governance and transparency within Indonesia's BUMN sector.
Rock paintings in Muna, Southeast Sulawesi, Indonesia, dating back approximately 67,800 years, are being prepared for UNESCO World Heritage nomination. Recognized as the world's oldest non-figurative rock art, efforts are underway to protect and study this significant discovery in human history.
Indonesian Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto sharply criticized countries that continue to make unreasonable demands, calling them 'robbers.' This statement underscores Indonesia's stance in international relations and the importance of fairness in economic and strategic partnerships.
Indonesia hosted the INDO-EURASIAN PROMOTION (INOPROM) to expand its exports to Eurasian markets, aiming to boost product awareness and create new business opportunities through buyer matchmaking.
President Prabowo officially launched the "Red and White Village Cooperative" (KDKMP) operations during the 79th National Cooperative Day (Harkopnas) celebration. This initiative aims to revitalize the people's economy and strengthen food and economic resilience at the grassroots level.
The Indonesian National Consultative Council (DPN IARMI) has urged that criticism should be objective and misleading public opinion should be avoided. The organization aims to maximize public interest through constructive discourse.
Febrie Adriansyah, former Special Prosecutor for Corruption (Jampidsus) in Indonesia, has been named a suspect in a corruption case, creating a tense atmosphere within the Attorney General's Office.
President Prabowo Subianto urged unity and mutual understanding, sharply criticizing political parties by stating, 'There are many patriots, and there are many scoundrels too.' He emphasized the importance of cooperation and national character, also addressing his own choice of words.
The Attorney General's Office has expressed support for the handover of the case involving former prosecutor Febrie Ardiansyah. This move is seen as a way to dispel concerns about mutual accusations among involved parties.
The Indonesian Olympic Committee (NOC Indonesia) and the Chef de Mission team visited Japan, the host of the 2026 Asian Games. They inspected venues, athlete villages, and medical facilities to ensure an optimal environment for athletes.
Indonesia's Ministry of Home Affairs has launched the nationwide 'Gerakan Indonesia ASRI' environmental movement, following presidential directives. The initiative aims to tackle issues like waste management, public toilet hygiene, and advertising regulations by actively engaging communities at the grassroots level (RT/RW, villages).
On the night of July 11, Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto urgently convened top defense, security, and law enforcement officials at the State Palace. The purpose of the closed-door meeting remains undisclosed, but speculation points to rising tensions between the National Police and the Attorney General's Office.
The Jakarta provincial government has launched five mobile animal clinics across the capital's administrative districts to improve access to veterinary services for residents. Staffed by veterinarians and paramedics, these units offer consultations, vaccinations, surgery, and more, operating on a regulated fee system with potential for free services for low-income individuals.
Environmental groups Walhi Riau and Yayasan Indonesia Cerah have proposed converting a stalled coal-fired power plant (PLTU) project in Siak Regency, Riau, which has been unfinished for nearly two decades, into a source of clean energy through solar and mini-hydro power generation. The proposal aims to utilize regional assets effectively and contribute to energy transition policies.
Indonesia's Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has announced that evidence in a corruption case involving a former Special Prosecutor for the Attorney General (Jampidsus) is expected to be transferred to the Attorney General's Office (Kejagung). This development heightens public scrutiny of alleged corruption within law enforcement agencies.
Indonesia's House of Representatives (DPR) has urged the Attorney General's Office (AGO) to proactively oversee the handling of cases involving Deputy Attorney General for Special Crimes (Jampidsus) Febrie Adriansyah. This call stems from concerns regarding his performance and the prosecution's stance on combating corruption.
MRT Jakarta has completed the construction of the approximately 5.8 km northbound tunnel section for its Phase 2A expansion, achieving the deepest underground tunnel depth in Indonesia. This milestone connects Phase 1 with the new section, advancing the project towards partial operation by late 2027 and full completion by late 2029.
A phenomenon where "good people tend to choose silence" is being pointed out in Indonesia. This is considered a result of individuals weighing the risks and costs of speaking out against social issues or injustices. The tendency to prioritize personal safety and stability over public discourse appears to be a contributing factor.
Indonesia's Ministry of Environment and Forestry's initiatives to revive the carbon trading market are seen as successful in restoring investor confidence. The ministry plans to introduce a new framework aimed at enhancing market transparency and credibility.
A study by Indonesia's National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN) has revealed that Jakarta's rainwater is contaminated with microplastics. An average of 15 microplastic particles per square meter were detected daily in urban areas, attributed to atmospheric plastic degradation and wind dispersal.
The Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) has approved and listed seven Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) this year, with four more companies awaiting their debut. This surge indicates a vibrant domestic stock market and a positive outlook for the Indonesian economy and investor sentiment.
A study in Brazil reveals that deforestation can alter mosquito diets, potentially leading them to target humans. Similar concerns are rising in Indonesia, highlighting potential public health impacts.
Indonesia's Attorney General's Office (Kejagung) has received evidence from the National Police (Polri) concerning Febrie Adriansyah, who is under investigation for alleged corruption. This marks a new phase in the case, with judicial proceedings now anticipated.
The Indonesian civil society organization MAKI has pointed out that the transfer of a case to prosecutors may violate the new Indonesian Criminal Procedure Law (KUHAP), raising questions about its legal validity.
Indonesia's Golkar Party has inaugurated its new leadership in Aceh. Bahlil Lahadalia, also the Minister of Investment, instructed the party to strengthen its organization and boost activities, aiming to consolidate its base and increase legislative seats in the provincial assembly. This move is seen as part of a strategy to solidify the party's regional foundation for upcoming elections.
A car crashed into a streetlight pole early Sunday morning in Bandung's Dago area. Of the seven occupants, two fled the scene, and two sustained injuries requiring hospital treatment. Police are investigating the possibility of drunk driving.
Indonesia will host the ICANN87 Annual General Meeting in Bali in October 2026, a key forum for global internet governance. This event positions Indonesia to enhance its influence in the digital realm and promote a secure, trustworthy internet.
President Joko Widodo's (Jokowi) increased regional visits are seen as potentially reshaping political calculations for the 2029 presidential election. Experts suggest Jokowi's influence could strengthen Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka's bargaining power and alter the political landscape.