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Indonesia's National Police Chief (Kapolri) and the Minister of Communication and Information Technology (Menkomdigi) have agreed to strengthen their synergy in combating digital crimes, ranging from online gambling to hoaxes. The agreement aims to bolster cooperation in securing cyberspace, with specific details to be finalized later.
Two sons of Indonesian House of Representatives member Gus Irfan have resigned from their positions as parliamentary experts. The resignations appear to be in response to viral social media criticism.
Indonesia has announced new measures to bolster its fight against stock market manipulation following MSCI's proposal to reclassify the country's stock market status to "standalone." These measures include excluding stocks with high ownership concentration from the main index and investigating suspicious trading activities. The move aims to avert a potential downgrade, which could trigger significant capital outflows.
Indonesia's Adaro Energy (AADI) is set to distribute a significant dividend of Rp2,550 per share, following its divestment of Kestrel coal mine in Australia. Analysts are optimistic about the company's profitability and financial health, citing strong coal prices and a low-cost operational structure.
Indonesia's stock market is entering a new phase as high shareholding concentration (HSC) stocks will be excluded from the Composite Stock Price Index (IHSG) calculation starting November 2, 2026. While portfolio adjustments may lead to selling pressure, individual stock investment appeal will still be determined by fundamentals and growth prospects.
Indonesia's leading lifestyle retailer, PT Mitra Adiperkasa Tbk (MAPI), announced strong financial results for Q3 and the first nine months of 2026. The relaunched Ace Hardware contributed significantly, with nine-month cumulative revenue rising 24.5% year-on-year to Rp 37.4 trillion.
PT United Tractors Tbk (UNTR), a major heavy equipment and mining company in Indonesia, reported a significant performance recovery in the third quarter of 2026, with net profit surging approximately 11-fold to IDR 3.5 trillion from the previous quarter. This recovery was primarily driven by reduced non-recurring expenses and increased gold sales following the restart of the Martabe mine.
PT Bank Negara Indonesia Tbk (BNI) reported a net profit of Rp 5.4 trillion in Q3 2026, a 7% year-on-year increase, largely in line with market expectations. However, rising funding costs are pressuring the bank's net interest margin.
An expert at U.S. Bank Wealth Management suggests gold prices could surge to $5,000 per troy ounce if Middle East conflicts and oil price spikes subside. However, a resumption of gold purchases by central banks is crucial.
The Indonesian Stock Exchange Composite Index (IHSG) saw a 0.18% decline in the first hour of trading on October 27, 2026. Despite the overall dip, several stocks, including PT Platinum Wahab Nusantara Tbk (TGUK), surged significantly, by 14% to 27%, making them top gainers.
Yogyakarta's electric becak (tricycle) program in Malioboro has been plagued by issues since its inception, with drivers excluded from the planning process. The rickety vehicles and frequent breakdowns highlight a disconnect between the program's green transition goals and the reality on the ground.
Eight whale sharks have washed ashore dead along the south coast of Java in the past six months. A team of experts has launched a comprehensive investigation, including environmental and oceanographic conditions, to determine the cause of death, with the link between food abundance and stranding being a key focus.
Two years into President Prabowo's administration, deforestation in Indonesia is accelerating due to large-scale natural resource development projects. Vast forest areas are being lost, raising concerns from environmental groups. The government appears to be pushing development under the guise of 'strategic projects'.
A 300-square-meter land fire broke out on Tidung Island, North Jakarta. Fire authorities suspect carelessly discarded cigarette butts as the likely cause and urge residents to enhance fire prevention measures.
Indonesia has reduced gas supply to Singapore but denies any bilateral conflict, stating the cut is to meet domestic industrial and electricity demand and falls within contractual tolerance limits. Singapore has requested adherence to the contract.
The Indonesian Rupiah opened with a slight gain against the US Dollar on Tuesday, but continues to face pressure from escalating Middle East tensions and foreign capital outflow from the domestic stock market. Analysts predict the Rupiah will remain volatile.
Indonesia's Coordinating Minister for Maritime Affairs and Investment and Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources, Bahlil Lahadalia, announced a reconsideration of plans to export green electricity to Singapore. Citing increasing domestic electricity demand, particularly for data centers, the minister indicated a priority for domestic supply over exports.
Malaysia anticipates robust economic growth, increased state revenue, and shrinking deficits by 2027. Tax reforms and a move away from oil dependency are driving fiscal consolidation.
Rainfall in South Kalimantan was met with prayers of gratitude from participants of the World Bubuhan Banjar Harmony (KBB) Pre-Congress. Hopes for mitigating forest fires were expressed, alongside an emphasis on the organization's sustainable development and cultural heritage.
Indonesia's Ministry of Religious Affairs organized 'The Wonder of Harmony' event to mark World Tolerance Day, highlighting the nation's commitment to interfaith and intercultural harmony.
Lieutenant Jihad Ahmad of the Indonesian Army has died in an ammunition depot belonging to the Special Forces Command (Kopassus). Kopassus stated that the incident was purely due to negligence, with further investigations underway.
An exhibition titled 'Two Faces, One Soul' at the National Museum of Indonesia showcases traditional masks from Indonesia and South Korea. Ten pairs of masks from both nations, chosen for their similar meanings and cultural values, highlight universal human experiences bridging different cultures.
Indonesia's central government's budget cuts are straining regional administrations, raising concerns about delays and reductions in local public services and development projects. Local governments are struggling to secure funding, with potential impacts on residents' lives under scrutiny.
On October 27th, Indonesia commemorates Youth Pledge Day, a significant occasion to reaffirm the unity of past youth generations and emphasize the importance of strengthening social cohesion amidst diversity in contemporary society. This day is recognized as a crucial milestone in the formation of Indonesia's national identity.
The Education and Cultural Attaché of the Indonesian Embassy in Cairo played a crucial role in facilitating the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between Al-Azhar University and the Indonesian Ministry of Religious Affairs, aiming to enhance educational and cultural exchanges.
Central Kalimantan, Indonesia is experiencing a surge in respiratory illness patients due to worsening air pollution from forest fires (Karhutla). Speaker of the House of Representatives, Puan Maharani, has strongly urged authorities to strengthen healthcare services to cope with the increased burden on medical facilities.
Prominent Indonesian legal scholar Jimly Asshiddiqie commented on the educational background of Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva. In response, some netizens suggested that Gibran Rakabuming Raka, a vice-presidential candidate in Indonesia, should run for the Brazilian presidency.
Tempo English reported on October 27, 2026, the full list of winners for the prestigious Ballon d'Or 2026 awards, recognizing the year's top footballing talents.
Calls are growing in Indonesia for the confiscation of assets from public officials who fail to report them as required by LHKPN. Experts highlight two major benefits of this proposal: deterring illicit enrichment and contributing to state finances.
While the 2026 US midterm elections are seen as potentially impacting Australia, direct ramifications for Indonesia appear limited. The nature of economic and political ties between the two nations is cited as a key factor.
At the 2026 Ballon d'Or ceremony, Lamine Yamal secured his third consecutive Kopa Trophy. This remarkable achievement highlights the burgeoning talent in contemporary football.
Immigration authorities in Bali have arrested 17 foreign nationals from Malaysia and Singapore for operating an illegal online lending (pinjol) den from a villa. The suspects allegedly misused their visas to run an international operation targeting overseas customers with high-interest loans.
Amidst criticism from the Gerindra Party regarding the performance of ministers and deputy ministers affiliated with the ruling PDI-P, Indonesia's Golkar Party has asserted that "only the President has the authority to evaluate ministers." This statement may indicate internal rifts within the coalition government.
French President Macron has vowed to take 'strong measures' against the ongoing protests rocking the nation. Further details on the context and specific actions are pending.
A 26-year-old Gen Z law lecturer in Medan, Indonesia, Cindy, has gone viral on social media for her modern and interactive teaching style. Her contemporary fashion and emphasis on collaborative learning with students are challenging traditional educational perceptions and drawing significant attention.
Indonesia's state-owned oil company Pertamina has commenced commercial production of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) using used cooking oil as a feedstock. The Cilacap Green Refinery is producing 11 million liters of SAF monthly, aiming to create local employment and economic value.