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An official from the National Land Agency (BPN) in Nias Regency, North Sumatra, was found dead after allegedly falling from the 12th floor of an apartment building in Medan. Police are investigating the cause of death, considering possibilities of suicide or homicide. The official was in Medan for official business and staying alone in the apartment.
Indonesia's Attorney General's Office has appointed a new chief for special crimes investigations following allegations that the former head illicitly retrieved items from a raided facility. This move signals the government's commitment to restoring public trust in its anti-corruption efforts.
Don Ritto has been identified as a suspect in a corruption case involving a former Senior Prosecutor for Special Crimes (Jampidsus) in Indonesia and has been detained at a regional police detention center. The full scope of the case is under urgent investigation.
Indonesia's Attorney General's Office has appointed Rudi Margono as the acting Prosecutor General for Special Crimes (Jampidsus). Margono is known for his distinct ideas on asset confiscation, potentially influencing future investigative directions.
A protected tapir appeared on a highway in Sumatra, only to be killed and consumed. While authorities arrested four individuals, the incident highlights concerns over poaching and habitat loss due to development.
The Yogyakarta Special Region Government is launching the 'Kopi Darling' mobile coffee cart program, distributing 20 units to promote and expand the marketing of local coffee products. The initiative aims to boost the regional economy and enhance the quality of local coffee beans.
The Indonesian House of Representatives' Commission III has established a special committee to oversee three corruption cases allegedly involving a former special prosecutor. This move is part of the parliament's efforts to combat corruption and enhance transparency and accountability within the judiciary.
As Indonesia's largest Islamic organization, Nahdlatul Ulama (NU), approaches its 35th Congress, KH Zulfa Mustofa has emerged as a potential candidate for the chairmanship of the Central Board (PBNU). The congress is scheduled for July 11, 2026.
Indonesia's Attorney General's Office has named Febrie Adriansyah, a senior official within the prosecutor's office, as a suspect in corruption and money laundering (TPPU) cases. However, he has not yet been detained.
Indonesia's National Police's Special Directorate for Corruption and Criminal Acts Investigation (Kortas Tipidkor Polri) has transferred three corruption cases to the Attorney General's Office (Kejagung), highlighting the nation's ongoing efforts to combat graft.
Netflix's Director of Global Affairs for Southeast Asia revealed that Indonesian family films have consistently appeared in the Global Top 10 weekly for the past four years. This trend reflects Indonesia's 'gotong royong' (mutual cooperation) culture, prompting the platform to enhance collaboration with local creators.
Febrie Adriansyah, an official at the Indonesian Prosecutor's Office, has been named a suspect in a corruption and money laundering (TPPU) case. This development raises public concerns about corruption within law enforcement agencies.
Indonesia's top anti-corruption prosecutor, Febrie Adriansyah, has resigned following police raids that seized 74kg of gold bars and $20 million in cash. The investigation is linked to a corruption and bribery case believed to have caused recent electricity blackouts.
Rudi Margono, the acting Deputy Attorney General for Special Crimes in Indonesia, has declared assets totaling Rp7.2 billion (approximately USD 450,000). This disclosure, registered with the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK), is part of the transparency measures for public officials.
A regional leader in Central Java, Indonesia, is under investigation for allegedly using the phrase 'additional collection fee' as a code word to solicit bribes from subordinates. The anti-corruption agency is pursuing the case, highlighting concerns about corruption in local governance.
Indonesian President Prabowo inaugurated major dams in Aceh and Bali. Constructed by PT Brantas Abipraya in collaboration with the Ministry of Public Works, these projects aim to strengthen water and food security, provide clean energy, and improve local community welfare.
Indonesia's Attorney General's Office has appointed Rudi Margono as the acting Deputy Attorney General for Special Crimes (Jampidsus), replacing Febrie Adriansyah. This appointment signifies a change in leadership for a crucial position within the prosecutor's office.
On Siberut Island, North Sumatra, Indonesia, forest logging has exacerbated flood damage. What used to be annual heavy rainfall-induced flooding now occurs even with short downpours, significantly impacting residents' lives and agriculture.
Research indicates Komodo dragons attack humans not out of aggression, but as a defensive response when startled or having their territory encroached upon. Humans are not their natural prey.
The Indonesian Attorney General's Office has appointed Rudi Margono as the Acting Special Prosecutor (Jampidsus) following the resignation of Febrie Adriansyah. This personnel change signifies a shift in a key position within the Prosecutor's Office.
Indonesian Attorney General's Office chief Febrie Adriansyah may face investigation over alleged corruption involving coal and state pension fund Asabri. Police are reportedly considering investigating his involvement.
PT Pertamina Hulu Energi OSES has commenced Indonesia's first offshore Chemical Enhanced Oil Recovery (CEOR) at the Rama Field in Southeast Sumatra. The initiative aims to boost production and gather data for future CEOR deployments.
Leaders of Indonesia's Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) were summoned by the Metro Jaya Regional Police (Polda Metro Jaya) to discuss the handling of three corruption cases, with discussions reportedly including the potential transfer of these cases.
Indonesia's Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources is facing calls for accountability over recent blackouts in Sumatra and Bali, linked to alleged coal corruption and failures in enforcing Domestic Market Obligation (DMO).
KH Yahya Cholil Staquf, Chairman of the Indonesian Ulema Council (MUI), has conveyed condolences to Iran and urged for peace following the death of the Iranian President. An Indonesian delegation visited Iran to express sympathy.
Two researchers from Indonesia's SGU University have been nominated as candidates for the Young Scientist Award, recognizing their research achievements in STEM fields. This nomination signifies a potential step forward for science and technology promotion in the country.
Febrie Adriansyah, the Director of Specific Crimes (Jampidsus) at the Attorney General's Office, has resigned. In response, Commission III of the House of Representatives (DPR) plans to establish a Special Oversight Team (Timwas) to investigate the background and circumstances of his resignation.
Sukoharjo Regent Etik Suryani has been named a suspect in an extortion case. Reports suggest she allegedly followed her husband's illicit practices.
Sumatran orangutan Bulan, a victim of illegal trade, has given birth in the wild after over a decade of rehabilitation. This marks a significant milestone, demonstrating that rescued individuals can survive and reproduce naturally.
Bandung Mayor Muhammad Farhan was rushed to the hospital after experiencing a sudden decline in health. City officials suspect exhaustion as the cause, and further examinations are ongoing.
The Jetour T1 SUV, launched in Indonesia in June, has garnered 800 bookings within approximately one month. The plug-in hybrid (PHEV) 'i-DM' variant has shown particular popularity, indicating growth in Indonesia's electrified vehicle market.
The Indonesian military (TNI) is facing scrutiny over its perceived influence within the prosecutor's office, sparking debate between the rule of law and state consolidation. The line between military and judicial power is being questioned.
Febrie Adriansyah, Deputy Attorney General for Special Crimes (Jampidsus) in Indonesia, has resigned. Following this resignation, experts are voicing the opinion that legal proceedings must continue.
Jakarta is prioritizing the strengthening of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) and the creative economy as a key strategy to be ranked among the top 50 global cities by 2030. Under the governor's vision, the 'JakPreneur' entrepreneurship program is being leveraged to expand market access and accelerate digitalization, aiming to invigorate the local economy.
Indonesian Foreign Minister Retno Marsudi met with her Iranian counterpart, Mohammad Javad Zarif, to exchange views on regional and global developments. Both ministers emphasized the importance of resolving conflicts through dialogue, diplomacy, respect for state sovereignty, and international law, reaffirming commitment to strengthening bilateral ties.
Papua's rich snake populations face a dual threat from illegal poaching and habitat shifts due to climate change. Endemic species, particularly the venomous white snake for which no antivenom exists, are at risk of extinction.