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Indonesian politician Doli Kurnia has retorted to accusations of being a 'hypocrite' by Hasyim, pointing to Hasyim's past two dismissals as Chairman of the General Election Commission (KPU). The exchange highlights political tensions in Indonesia.
The Indonesian National Police officially appointed Brigadier General Pol. Aries Syahbudin as the new Head of the Traffic Corps (Kakorlantas Polri). This appointment is seen as an effort to strengthen traffic safety measures.
Allegations surrounding the academic qualifications of Gibran Rakabuming Raka, a vice-presidential candidate in Indonesia's election, have surfaced, with claims that investigations have extended to Singapore. This issue heightens scrutiny over candidates' eligibility during the campaign.
A hearing is expected at Indonesia's DKPP (Presidential and Vice Presidential Election Supervisory Body) to clarify the interpretation of PKPU (Election Regulation) articles concerning Gibran Rakabuming Raka's candidacy eligibility. Doli Kurnia hopes this hearing will uncover the facts.
A heated exchange has erupted over Indonesia's proposed amendment to the Presidential Regulation on Public Procurement of Goods and Services (PKPU). Opposition parties accuse the ruling coalition of including a clause that could facilitate smuggling, while the ruling party denies this, asserting that the official parliamentary documents do not contain such provisions.
President Prabowo Subianto held an emergency meeting with military, police, and national disaster management agency officials to address forest and land fires (karhutla) causing transboundary haze. The President stressed the urgency of tackling the issue, citing the difficulty in extinguishing fires on vast peatlands and the international implications.
Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto convened a cabinet meeting to discuss measures against forest and land fires (Karhutla). Specific strategies and progress were reportedly deliberated. Indonesia frequently experiences forest fires, particularly during the dry season, leading to severe haze.
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto convened a meeting with ministers to discuss the response to forest and land fires (Karhutla). The president expressed serious concern over the issue, which also affects neighboring countries, and affirmed the government's commitment to making its best efforts. The difficulty of extinguishing fires in peatlands was specifically highlighted.
Indonesia's Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has rescheduled the summons for Nusron Wahid this week. The specific reasons for the summons and the change in schedule have not yet been disclosed.
Jakarta's Governor announced the city has become Indonesia's premier student city, attributing this to improvements in educational infrastructure and scholarship programs. The city also ranks highly in global rankings, indicating successful educational investment.
Indonesian civil society group 'Mercy Sihombing' has strongly urged vice presidential candidate Gibran to withdraw from the election if he possesses a conscience. This statement comes amidst ongoing debates surrounding Gibran's eligibility, raising questions about national ethics and trust in politics.
Six members of Indonesia's General Election Commission (KPU) have been reported to the Election Organizer Ethics Council (DKPP) regarding the vetting of Gibran Rakabuming Raka as a vice presidential candidate for the 2024 election, raising concerns about electoral integrity.
Indonesia's Golkar Party is seeking to expand its influence in the next government following the presidential election results. The party is actively strengthening ties with various political factions, anticipating a transition of power as the current president's term concludes. Golkar is poised to be a key player in future political developments.
A court spokesperson in Pati, Central Java, was doused with water by a protest coordinator, an act severely condemned by the Supreme Court as undermining the dignity of the judiciary.
国家警察長官スユディ・アリオ・セトは、麻薬根絶への取り組みに強い決意を示し続けている。 この取り組みは、インドネシア全土の多くの地域にある麻薬村への襲撃によって証明され続けています。
Indonesia's Golkar Party has declared its support for incumbent President Prabowo Subianto's bid for re-election in the 2029 presidential race. However, the party has not yet decided on a vice presidential candidate, prioritizing the success of the current administration. The possibility of current Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka running again was also hinted at.
Limestone mining for cement factories in Rembang, Central Java, Indonesia, is severely impacting local communities and the environment. Water scarcity, crop damage, and blasting noises from mining operations are burdening residents, raising concerns about sustainability.
PT Pradiksi Gunatama Tbk (PGUN) in Indonesia explained its position regarding the pledging of shares by its three main shareholders to PT Bank Mandiri (Persero) Tbk. The company stated it is not part of the credit agreement or the recipient of the funds, but questions remain about the actual borrower and the use of the substantial credit facility.
The handover ceremony for the Indonesian Foreign Minister took place in Jakarta, with Arrmanatha Nasir officially succeeding Sugiono. Nasir was appointed by President Prabowo Subianto on October 1, 2026, while Sugiono moved to the Coordinating Ministry for Human Development and Cultural Affairs. The transition was marked by warm exchanges between the two officials.
Former Indonesian Minister of Law and Human Rights, Mahfud MD, has suggested that voluntary resignation is an 'honorable option' for Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka amidst political pressure. This move could serve as a strategy to avoid complex impeachment proceedings and prepare for the 2029 presidential election.
PT Pertamina Hulu Energi (PHE) has acquired Eni's participating interest in three oil and gas working areas in East Kalimantan. This move aims to strengthen national energy resilience and increase domestic oil and gas reserves and production.
Indonesia's Home Affairs Minister has instructed regional governments to further strengthen measures to stabilize prices, following a year-on-year inflation rate of 3.28%. Rising food prices are believed to be a contributing factor.
Indonesia is seeing moves to foster synergy between movements concerning land use, forest management, and indigenous rights. This is seen as an attempt to share the challenges faced by each movement and explore pathways to broader social change, framed as the 'dialectic of living space'.
Indonesia's Ministry of Women's Empowerment and Child Protection (KemenPPPA), the DKI Jakarta Provincial Government, and SPEKIX are collaborating to promote inclusive policies for individuals with special needs (IDK). The initiative aims to advocate for IDK rights and enhance their social participation.
AKBP Rossa Purbo, an investigator involved in corruption cases, has been transferred to the position of Bangkalan Police Chief. The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has commented on the move, which is drawing attention regarding the police's stance on anti-corruption efforts.
Indonesia's veteran diplomat Arrmanatha Nasir has been appointed as the new foreign minister. However, his ability to steer foreign policy may be hampered by limited access to President Prabowo Subianto, with past decisions reportedly sidelining the Foreign Ministry's expertise in favor of presidential confidants.
A debate is emerging in Indonesia regarding the potential introduction of a grade repetition system. While proponents cite improved educational quality and motivation, concerns are raised about psychological burdens on students and widening educational disparities. This is a critical issue that could impact future education policy.
A handover ceremony for the Secretary General of Indonesia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has taken place, with Arrmanatha Christiawan Nasir officially assuming the role. He will now lead the ministry's operations.
Indonesia faces the need to redefine the term 'green' in its energy transition. A more realistic and inclusive approach is called for to ensure a sustainable future.
The US has lifted sanctions on Theint Win Htet, daughter of a Myanmar businessman accused of supporting the country's military, following her lawsuits seeking removal from the blacklist. The move raises questions about a potential thaw in diplomatic relations between Washington and the military-backed government.
StarCruises is launching special round-trip luxury cruises from Jakarta to Singapore during the 2027 Lebaran holiday. The 'Star Voyager' offers diverse onboard facilities and halal-certified dining, presenting a novel way for families to celebrate.
North Jakarta experienced two consecutive fires, one in Kelapa Gading on the 12th and another in a densely populated area of Tanjung Priok the previous day. While exact damages are unconfirmed, the incidents raise concerns for residents' livelihoods.
Jakarta recorded 1,467 fire incidents from January 1 to September 30, 2026. Electrical faults are the primary cause, accounting for 50.51% or 741 cases. Fire incidents showed an increasing trend, peaking in August, prompting authorities to enhance prevention measures.
A vast cross-provincial network involved in the illegal trade of Sumatran elephant ivory has been uncovered following the discovery of a dead 40-year-old male elephant in Riau. The ivory from the tusks, weighing approximately 7.6 kilograms, was sold through multiple intermediaries, with its price escalating at each transaction.
The appointment of a senior police official to lead Indonesia's newly established National Agrarian Reform Agency (BRAN) has sparked concern among farmers struggling with long-standing land disputes. Fears are rising that police, based on past experiences, might represent corporate interests rather than facilitate conflict resolution.
South Sumatra is experiencing a resurgence of forest and land fires (karhutla) in 2026, with peatlands burning across seven districts. Many of these areas were targets for peatland and mangrove restoration after the 2015 fires, and some regions are now facing dangerous levels of haze.