Jakarta authorities have rejected claims that CCTV cameras were offline during a recent protest. This statement addresses concerns about surveillance and accountability during public demonstrations.

Indonesian youths are actively working to make their communities safer by transforming dark alleyways into vibrant street galleries, fostering a sense of security and community engagement.

Several Indonesian bond funds have delayed redemptions following recent market turmoil, as reported by Bloomberg.

Foreign investors are divesting from Indonesia, driven by concerns over President Prabowo Subianto's economic vision and compounded by the impact of rising oil prices.

A mosque has been erected on an Indonesian island as a tribute to a man from Surat who perished in an Air India plane crash.

Indonesia's emergency interest rate hike and efforts to support the rupiah have temporarily calmed markets, but economists warn that deeper fiscal concerns need to be addressed for full investor confidence to return.

Satrio Wiratama, nicknamed 'Rio', Indonesia's first giant panda cub, has made his public debut, seen playing in his enclosure in West Java's Cisarua.

Indonesia is taking urgent measures to restore calm to its financial markets as the rupiah faces significant depreciation, with analysts suggesting more definitive steps are needed.

An Indonesian military court has sentenced four officers to jail for their involvement in an acid attack on a prominent rights activist.

The government has announced its commitment to maintaining a responsive fiscal policy to ensure market confidence. This strategy aims to provide stability and predictability in economic affairs.

Indonesia's central bank governor held a briefing with foreign investors following an unexpected interest rate hike. The briefing aimed to provide clarity and address concerns regarding the monetary policy decision.

Indonesia's Defence Minister Sjafrie Sjamsoeddin announced discussions about using Kertajati International Airport in West Java for a US Hercules repair hub, sparking debate on the potential benefits and drawbacks for Indonesia.

Indonesia's central bank is intensifying its fight to support the country's plunging currency amidst economic pressures.

A rotting $16 million mansion in Jakarta has brought to light the complexities and issues within Indonesia's legal system concerning property ownership and record-keeping.

Coal prices in Asia have surged to a 22-month high, primarily driven by new export regulations implemented by Indonesia, a major global coal supplier.

A weakening Indonesian Rupiah is putting pressure on importers, with analysts predicting it could reach Rp19,000 per USD by the end of June. This depreciation is causing concern for businesses reliant on imports.

A new Netflix show, 'Made with Love,' is reviewed, highlighting its focus on food, friendship, rivalry, and Indonesian culture across eight episodes.

Indonesia's central bank and finance minister have reached an agreement to increase asset yields, a measure intended to provide support and stability to the national currency, the rupiah.

Concerns are rising in Indonesia that the depreciation of the Rupiah could trigger a bank rush, prompting discussions on economic stability.

Indonesia's Mount Lewotobi Laki-Laki volcano has erupted multiple times, leading to the closure of a nearby airport. The eruptions have caused significant disruption and concern in the region.

Purbaya, an Indonesian official, has publicly dismissed the 'sell Indonesia' narrative, emphasizing the country's strong bond inflows as a counter-argument. His comments aim to reassure investors and highlight the resilience of the Indonesian economy.

Indonesia's National Nutrition Agency announced it will refocus its free meal program on quality and target recipients in remote areas, moving away from its previous 83 million target.

Indonesia's government has officially denied rumors circulating about a potential change in its finance minister, aiming to quell speculation and maintain stability.

A 'Sell Indonesia' sentiment is reportedly gaining traction among trading desks as President-elect Prabowo Subianto strengthens his political control over the nation.

Indonesia's proposed free meal program, championed by President-elect Prabowo Subianto, is facing challenges as a deputy immigration minister has been arrested on graft charges, raising questions about the scheme's future.

Indonesia has passed a sweeping bill that expands the central bank's mandate, tasking it with boosting growth in the 'real sector' of the economy. This legislative change aims to spur economic development by giving the central bank a broader role beyond monetary stability.

Ancient cave art in Indonesia, dating back 67,800 years, has been recognized by Guinness World Records, offering new insights into human evolution history.

A report lists the ten largest island countries globally, including Indonesia, Japan, and Papua New Guinea among others.

Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto's recent overseas visits, including one to France, have sparked debate in Indonesia regarding their benefits for citizens, focusing on defense modernization and strengthening international ties.

Indonesia is facing a public debate over 'grey-area' graft cases, with citizens divided on whether these incidents constitute bad policy or criminal corruption.

Indonesia's Ministry is advocating for increased use of mass transit systems as a strategy to reduce fuel subsidy expenditures.

An article outlines the career progression and roadmap for 'Teddy' within the military, detailing his path to achieving the rank of General.

Tips on how to stay safe from snatch thieves and mall pickpockets in Jakarta have been provided.

Transcoal Pacific has been included in the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) list for companies with high shareholding concentration.

Chinese investors in Indonesia's nickel industry have formally protested to President Prabowo Subianto, expressing concerns over the country's changing political and economic direction and its potential impact on long-term Chinese investments.

Students in Indonesia have staged protests against Prabowo, expressing concerns that the country is 'heading' for bankruptcy under current conditions.

A major immigration corruption scandal involving US$8 million in Indonesia threatens to undermine the country's ambition to attract foreign funds and skilled workers, potentially further eroding investor confidence.

An official reports that investors have responded positively to Bank Indonesia's unexpected interest rate increase, leading to an increase in capital inflows.

Cyclone Senyar has reportedly wiped out 7% of the Tapanuli orangutan population, pushing the world's rarest great ape closer to extinction.

A new study reveals that severe rainfall in November 2025 on Indonesia’s Sumatra island led to the deaths of an estimated 7% of the world’s rarest great ape species, the Tapanuli orangutan. This highlights the vulnerability of the critically endangered population to extreme weather events.

Indonesia aims to diversify its network routes to lessen its 90 percent internet connectivity reliance on Singapore, which serves as Southeast Asia's primary digital hub.

A new study reveals that four days of extreme rain led to a 7% reduction in the population of the world's rarest orangutans.

Indonesia has increased the price of its most widely used fuel by 32%, a move expected to exacerbate cost-of-living concerns for its citizens.

Four Indonesian military officers have been jailed for an acid attack on a rights activist, with prosecutors arguing in court that the soldiers were motivated by anger over the activist's work.

Indonesia's parliament has amended a law that will now permit police officers to serve in civilian government positions, following a similar revision to the military law last year.

Eni and Petronas have officially launched their joint venture, Searah, which will focus on assets in Indonesia and Malaysia.

WNEL has signed a rig contract for the Mako gas field located in the Natuna Sea, indicating progress in the development of the energy project.

Two Russian drug suspects were arrested in Bali following a high-speed car chase with authorities. The arrests were made after an operation to apprehend the individuals involved in drug-related activities.

Indonesia's rupiah has hit a record low, making the country an increasingly attractive travel and shopping destination for Malaysian tourists.

Indonesia is sharing its stabilization strategies as the Rupiah currency slides past the 18,000 mark against the dollar.

Indonesian officials have reiterated their commitment to stabilizing the national currency, the Rupiah, and attracting foreign investment inflows. This marks another effort to bolster the country's economic stability.

Indonesia is exploring the acquisition of advanced policing technology from China, including drones and tactical armored vehicles, as showcased at a Beijing trade show.

Tempo.co English published an article discussing potential strategies and measures to prevent further declines in the Indonesian Rupiah and the Jakarta Composite Index (JCI).

Indonesia's central bank is set to draft new regulations that will reflect its expanded mandate, indicating a broader scope of responsibilities and powers.

Indonesia's new radical export plan has taken effect, but it is facing severe investor pressure and growing questions regarding governance and the economic outlook under President Prabowo Subianto.

An Indonesian minister has stated that new US tariffs and exemptions are expected to provide a growth stimulus for Indonesia.

Critics are questioning the measurable economic and political returns of Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto’s frequent overseas trips, especially as his administration champions domestic spending cuts and budget efficiency.

Indonesia's deputy minister for immigration affairs has been arrested following approximately 10 hours of questioning, as part of a broader crackdown on corruption in the country.

The Indonesian rupiah has fallen to a new record low against the US dollar. This depreciation is attributed to the ongoing conflict in Iran and its broader impact on the region.

Wilmar International has formed a 50:50 joint venture with TGI Group to combine their respective Nigerian and Republic of Benin operating businesses into a single integrated platform for agri and food operations, aiming to strengthen their presence in West Africa.

Prosecutors in Indonesia have conducted a search of the office belonging to the Free Meals Agency, as reported by Bloomberg.com.

Indonesia is facing a severe waste crisis, with landfills nearing full capacity, described as a 'ticking time bomb.' The country is relying on waste-to-energy plants, though experts suggest this is not a substitute for reducing waste at the source.

Indonesian President Jokowi was absent from the 2026 Pancasila Day ceremony. The reason for his absence has drawn public attention and discussion.

Corruption cases in Indonesia that fall into 'grey areas' are causing significant public division, highlighting complexities in legal interpretation and public perception of graft.

Prabowo Subianto, an Indonesian political figure, has called for a fundamental shift in the nation's economic policy towards a system based on Pancasila principles.

Jakarta has deployed police and military personnel in a new campaign against violent street crime, particularly motorbike muggings, a move welcomed by residents but raising concerns among rights advocates.

Despite growing concerns over crime in Jakarta, the weakening Indonesian rupiah is drawing Singaporean visitors for shopping and dining, boosting tourism.

Indonesia has introduced a new policy offering a zero percent tax incentive to exporters who meet compliance requirements, aiming to boost the nation's export performance.

Thousands of police officers have been deployed in Jakarta as students protest against Prabowo.

Indonesia's export agency has announced that it will shift its focus to prioritizing price rather than trading.

A video report explores the reasons behind the declining confidence among investors in Indonesia, highlighting potential economic or political factors contributing to the trend.

Police in Indonesia and Brunei are jointly investigating a fatal assault in Jakarta that has been linked to a celebrity. The investigation is ongoing to determine the circumstances surrounding the incident.

Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto has defended his frequent overseas trips, which number over 50 to more than 20 countries in less than two years, stating that 'one enemy is too many'. His travel record significantly exceeds that of his predecessors.

Indonesia's currency, the Rupiah, is consistently reaching new record lows against other major currencies.

Police in Indonesia discovered over 100 children with their hands and feet tied up during a raid on a daycare center in April, leading to public outcry.

News reports are circulating about potential changes in Indonesia's finance ministry, with speculation that Chatib Basri might replace Purbaya as the new Finance Minister.

A prominent Indonesian labor leader has defended his decision to join Prabowo Subianto's administration, a move that gives organized labor a voice in the presidential palace but also raises concerns about unions' independence.

The death of a 17-year-old girl who drowned at a popular tourist site in Indonesia, filmed by bystanders who did not intervene, has prompted a national discussion about the bystander effect.

Analysts suggest that Indonesian President-elect Prabowo Subianto will require more comprehensive measures than just interest rate hikes to stabilize and improve the country's market conditions.

A man has been accused of murdering his mother-in-law by poisoning her with satay laced with a toxic substance. The case has drawn significant attention due to the unusual method of poisoning.

Indonesia’s five-year bond yield has climbed to its highest level since 2020, indicating significant movement in the country's financial markets.

Indonesia is reportedly weighing options to provide exemptions from its export regulations for commodity traders.

Indonesia has issued new technical regulations aimed at centralizing the exports of coal, palm oil, and ferroalloy.

Indonesia's labor movement is deeply divided, with recent May Day demonstrations in Jakarta highlighting the schisms among trade unions, some aligning with political figures like President Prabowo.

A container ship has reportedly sunk off the coast of Batam.

Top officials overseeing Indonesia's massive $15 billion free school meals program have been arrested on allegations of corruption. The scandal has plunged one of the world's largest such initiatives into crisis.

The weakening of the Indonesian Rupiah is raising questions about its potential impact on the country's banking sector. Analysts are assessing how this currency fluctuation might affect financial institutions.

Indonesia is experiencing a crisis of confidence as financial markets attempt to interpret and react to the policies and economic direction under President-elect Prabowo Subianto.

Indonesia's head of the food agency has vowed to implement a comprehensive revamp of the organization following its involvement in a recent scandal.

The Bissu of South Sulawesi are revered as a link between the earthly and celestial realms, believed to embody both male and female traits in a culture recognizing five genders.

Recent deaths from crocodile attacks in North Sumatra have drawn attention to Indonesia's high number of such incidents, raising concerns about habitat destruction pushing crocodiles into human areas.

An official stated that Indonesia plans to 'refocus' its free meal measures, prioritizing more remote areas for the program's implementation.

Indonesia's rupiah has fallen to a record low against the US dollar, as the energy shock stemming from the Iran war casts a shadow over Southeast Asian economies.

An Indonesian parrot, previously seen only once in a century, has been sighted again in a mountain forest, marking a significant event for biodiversity conservation.

The Turkish Foreign Minister has visited South Korea and Indonesia to advance trade and strategic cooperation. Discussions focused on strengthening bilateral ties and exploring new avenues for collaboration.

Indonesian stocks have fallen to a 14-month low, while the Rupiah has dropped to a record low against major currencies.

Indonesian business groups are calling for greater clarity regarding newly introduced commodity export rules, indicating potential confusion or concerns within the industry.

Two whale sharks have stranded in Cilacap, Indonesia, with authorities suspecting toxicity as the cause of their stranding.

Prabowo Subianto has declared his readiness to tackle and confront illegal business practices, signaling a potential crackdown on illicit economic activities.

Indonesian lawmakers and teachers have raised questions and concerns regarding a plan proposed by Prabowo related to the French language.

Indonesia has committed to transparency as it begins its transition towards a centralized system for commodity exports, aiming to streamline trade processes.

A comprehensive decade-long study has identified Indonesia as a crucial sanctuary for the world's largest shark species, highlighting the region's significance for marine biodiversity.

Indonesia's deputy minister has stated that the weakening of the Indonesian rupiah is not a problem and is expected to attract more tourists to the country.