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バングラデシュ初のドル債は待ってもよい
外交官を読んでアジア太平洋を知る BNP政府は、経済成長の鈍化、財政の逼迫、ドル紙幣の高騰、債券市場の世界的な低迷の中、12月にソブリン債を発行する計画を立てている。 バングラデシュはおそらく12月に史上初のドル建てソブリン債を発行する予定だ。
🇮🇩 Indonesia News Archive
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Sindonews
KPK Sting Operation, BNPB Assures Disaster Response Continues
Amidst a sting operation (OTT) by Indonesia's Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK), the National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB) has assured that disaster response services will continue as usual, emphasizing no impact on operations and aiming to alleviate public concern.
The Diplomat Indonesia
Indonesia's Democracy: The Unheard Challenges Between Elections
Indonesia grapples with the tension between the authority granted to elected governments and citizens' right to voice dissent. The importance of citizen voices between elections and their impact on democratic health are under scrutiny.
Sindonews
BNPB Office Sections Sealed Following KPK Sting Operation
Several sections of the Indonesian National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB) headquarters have been sealed following a sting operation by the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK). Specific targets and reasons for the operation have not yet been disclosed.
Sindonews
Special Prosecutor for Corruption Cases Resigns After Alleged Request
Indonesia's Special Prosecutor for Corruption Crimes (Jampidsus) has submitted a "Note of Resistance," asserting that his resignation was due to being "asked to resign." This development raises concerns about transparency and independence within the nation's judiciary and anti-corruption efforts.
Sindonews
KMNP Toll Corruption Allegations: KAKI Prepares Third Report to KPK
The citizen group KAKI is preparing to file a third report with the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) regarding alleged corruption in the construction of the CMNP toll road, having gathered additional evidence. Previous reports may have lacked sufficient proof.
Detik
Prabowo Orders 8-Day Overhaul of Village Support Centers (Kopdes)
Indonesian President Prabowo has ordered an eight-day comprehensive inspection and completion of operations for village support centers, known as Kopdes. Minister Zulhas reported the President's strong interest and demand for swift execution, aiming for completion by October 20.
Detik
New EV 'AION UT Urban' Launched in Indonesia, Targeting Mid-Range Consumers
Chinese electric vehicle (EV) maker GAC AION has launched the new EV 'AION UT Urban' in the Indonesian market. This is an 'intermediate' grade positioned between the top-tier and standard models, targeting consumers who desire top-model features at a more accessible price.
Liputan6
Air Quality Worsens in Sumatra and Kalimantan Due to Forest Fire Haze
Air pollution has worsened in Indonesia's Sumatra and Kalimantan islands due to haze from ongoing forest fires. Some areas have exceeded 'hazardous' levels, posing significant health risks to residents.
Suara.com
Sumatra Disaster Recovery: 5,000 Permanent Housing Units Targeted for Completion by 2026
The Indonesian government aims to complete the construction of 5,000 permanent housing units (Huntap) for disaster victims in Sumatra by 2026. Securing continuous funding for recovery efforts beyond 2027 is also a key concern.
Suara.com
Indonesia's Forest Fires: Public Information Gaps Amidst Mitigation Efforts
Indonesia's recurring forest fires (karhutla) highlight a significant gap between government mitigation information and the reality faced by affected communities. While authorities report on response efforts, residents continue to suffer from thick smoke and health risks, underscoring the critical role of public communication in disaster risk management.
Suara.com
Rupiah Weakens Most in Asia, USD Nears Rp17,917
On October 14, the Indonesian Rupiah significantly weakened against the US Dollar, becoming the weakest currency in Asia. Rising global oil prices are pressuring the Rupiah, while investor caution prevails ahead of US inflation data.
Sindonews
2 Indonesians Injured in Houthi Attack at Riyadh Airport
Two Indonesian nationals were injured in a Houthi attack at Riyadh Airport. The incident occurred on October 14, raising concerns about the local security situation.
VOI English
Indonesia Pledges Solidarity and Mutual Respect as Partner to Africa
Indonesia has emphasized its commitment to a partnership with African nations, founded on solidarity and mutual respect. This stance highlights a shared approach to common challenges and a push for a more equitable global order.
Sindonews
BNPB Official Arrested in Corruption Sting, Shaking Indonesia's Disaster Agency
An official from Indonesia's National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB) has been arrested in an anti-corruption operation (OTT). This incident sends shockwaves through an agency crucial for disaster response, with investigations ongoing.
Sindonews
Denny Indrayana Reveals Smuggling Clause Allegedly Linked to Gibran
Former Deputy Minister of Law and Human Rights, Denny Indrayana, has alluded to a "smuggling" clause in a law that he claims is linked to Gibran Rakabuming Raka, the current Mayor of Surakarta and a presidential candidate. Indrayana suggests this clause could impact Gibran's eligibility.
Sindonews
Papuan Youth Achieves Boston University Scholarship
Yunasila Silviane Yobee from Papua, Indonesia, has secured a scholarship to Boston University in the United States. This achievement is seen as a significant milestone for educational opportunities from the region.
Sindonews
Denny Indrayana Likens Gibran's Impeachment Process to 'Bus Parking Strategy'
Former Deputy Minister of Law and Human Rights, Denny Indrayana, likened the moves towards impeaching Gibran Rakabuming Raka to a 'bus parking strategy,' suggesting a 'wait and see' approach for now. This statement highlights the current uncertainty in Indonesian politics.
Sindonews
Indonesian Police Chief Lauded for Swift Action Against Narcotics
Indonesian National Police Chief is receiving praise from legal observers for his swift actions in combating narcotics. While specific operations are undisclosed, expectations for enhanced public safety are rising.
Sindonews
Golkar, PKS, and PKB Open to Gibran's Diploma Inquiry, Claims Effendi Gazali
Political analyst Effendi Gazali suggests that major Indonesian parties Golkar, PKS, and PKB are open to the idea of a parliamentary inquiry into the diploma of vice-presidential candidate Gibran Rakabuming Raka, raising concerns about transparency in the electoral process.
Sindonews
Gibran's High School Diploma Questioned, Calls for Transparency
A controversy has emerged in Indonesia regarding the high school education of vice-presidential candidate Gibran Rakabuming Raka. A civil society representative is demanding proof of his academic credentials, highlighting concerns about candidate transparency in elections.
Sindonews
Jokowi Shifts Stance from 2 Terms to Early Election Hints; PDIP Lawmaker Calls Remarks Unreliable
Reports indicate a shift in President Jokowi's statements, moving from an emphasis on completing his two terms to hinting at an earlier election. A lawmaker from the Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDIP) has questioned the reliability of the President's remarks.
Detik
Bali Fuel Shortage Blamed on Tanker Operations, Pertamina Apologizes
Indonesia's state-owned oil company Pertamina has apologized for fuel shortages in Bali, with its president citing issues with tanker unloading operations and difficulties in anchoring as the primary causes. Efforts are underway to restore supply.
Liputan6
BNPB Official Arrested in Corruption Sting Amidst Forest Fire Crisis
High-ranking officials at Indonesia's National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB) have been arrested by the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) on corruption charges amidst a forest fire crisis. Allegations involve irregularities in procurement contracts, shaking public trust.
Mongabay Indonesia
Anak Krakatau Erupts Again, Assessing Preparedness Amidst Volcanic Activity
Indonesia's Anak Krakatau volcano has erupted again, raising concerns due to its history of causing tsunamis. The recent activity in October 2026 has intensified, with experts investigating a potential link between sea level anomalies and a missing vessel. Enhanced preparedness measures, drawing from past lessons, are deemed crucial.
Suara.com
KPK Holds Case Exposure on BNPB Sting Operation to Determine Suspects
The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) of Indonesia held a case exposure meeting on the night of October 13th regarding a sting operation (OTT) within the National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB). This meeting aims to determine the case's structure and identify individuals suspected of involvement. The KPK stated that detailed information will not be released until the review is complete.
Suara.com
KPK Arrests 14 at BNPB in Sting Operation, Seizes Gold Bars and Rp1.4 Billion Cash
Indonesia's Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has arrested 14 individuals, including a senior official, in a sting operation at the National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB). The operation, related to alleged corruption in procurement, resulted in the seizure of gold bars and approximately Rp1.4 billion in cash.
VOI English
Prajnaparamita Sculpture Dubbed 'Mona Lisa of Java,' New Gallery Made Disability Friendly
A new gallery at the National Museum of Indonesia, showcasing the 13th-century Buddhist artifact 'Prajnaparamita Statue,' has opened. The Culture Minister praised it as the 'Mona Lisa of Java,' with features like tactile miniatures and Braille catering to visitors with disabilities.
Sindonews
Indonesian Police Mutate 14 Senior Officers to Training Institutions
The Indonesian National Police have conducted a reshuffling, moving 14 senior police officers (Kombes Pol) to educational and training institutions (Lemdiklat). This move is understood to be aimed at personnel development and redeployment within the police organization.
VOI English
Jabodetabek Weather Wednesday, October 14: Jakarta-Bekasi Hot, Bogor Local Rain Anticipated
The Jabodetabek region in Indonesia is forecast to experience sunny to cloudy weather on October 14, with temperatures ranging from 24-34°C. Residents are advised to stay hydrated during hot days and be prepared for potential localized rain, particularly around Bogor.
Sindonews
Gibran's Diploma Inquiry 'Angket Bill' Discussion, Preparations Underway in Parliament
Discussions are intensifying in the Indonesian parliament regarding the proposed 'Angket Bill' (inquiry rights) to investigate the academic credentials of Gibran Rakabuming Raka. With indications of parliamentary members preparing to formally propose the 'Angket Bill', the situation is drawing significant attention.
Sindonews
Call for Gibran's Education Background Investigation Team in Indonesia
Indonesian political commentator Refly Harun has proposed the formation of an investigation team to scrutinize the educational background of Gibran Rakabuming Raka, the Mayor of Solo and eldest son of President Joko Widodo. This proposal comes amidst speculation surrounding Gibran's political standing and potential future candidacies.
East Asia Forum Indonesia
Indonesia's Care Economy: A Potential Next Growth Engine
The care economy, encompassing services like childcare, elder care, and healthcare support, is emerging as a potential next growth engine for Indonesia. Driven by demographic shifts and rising social needs, this sector is poised to play a crucial role in the nation's future economic development.
VOI English
Indonesia Urges UNESCO to Bolster AI, Cultural Protection, and Developing Nations' Representation
Indonesia, at the UNESCO Executive Board, urged for strengthened AI governance and cultural protection amidst climate change, alongside enhanced representation for developing nations. It stressed the need for community participation in AI's role in cultural creation and preservation.
The Diplomat Indonesia
Ukraine Strikes on Yandex Highlight Central Asia's Digital Infrastructure Links to Russia
Ukrainian drone strikes on Yandex data centers in Russia have caused service disruptions across Central Asia, underscoring the region's digital infrastructure's deep ties to Russia and the wider impact of the conflict.
CNN Indonesia
Jakarta Claims Mampang and Krukut River Basins to Reduce Flooding by 8%
Jakarta Governor claims that the development of the Mampang and Krukut River Basins will theoretically reduce flooding by 8%. The construction of new water reservoirs, expected to be operational by February 2027, aims to mitigate floods while also serving as public spaces and a source for potable water.