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An exclusive report reveals thousands of Indonesians, like Adira, are creating political memes to generate engagement clicks and earn money from Meta, often without deep knowledge of the target countries or leaders.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu met with US Senators and evangelical leaders in Washington, while former President Trump discussed three scenarios for Iran's nuclear program, including a potential massive attack. Trump also defended the Fed chair and unveiled a plan for Dulles airport, amidst ongoing discussions about global threats and regional conflicts.
Bali authorities have banned Dutch expatriates from the island after their run club allegedly excluded Indonesian participants, sparking controversy.
Students are protesting in Indonesia as the country's currency weakens, leading to growing public dissatisfaction with Prabowo.
Indonesian detainees have recounted experiences of beatings and abuse inside an Israeli container prison, according to reports.
Indonesian individuals have shared accounts of beatings and abuse experienced while held in an Israeli container prison.
Four Indonesian citizens have been arrested in Saudi Arabia for allegedly promoting illegal haj advertisements.
A Tempo Journalist Recounts Detention by Israeli Forces Tempo.co English
President-elect Prabowo Subianto has called on Indonesians to refrain from glorifying nations that have historically engaged in exploitative practices, advocating for national pride and self-reliance.
Indonesia is actively working to secure the release of five of its citizens who were detained by Israeli forces following the interception of a Gaza-bound aid flotilla. The government has joined international calls for their immediate freedom.
Israel has intercepted an aid flotilla, leading to the detention of nine Indonesians. An earlier report focused on identifying five of the detained Indonesian citizens.
Thousands of Indonesians on the island of Java live alongside Mount Merapi, one of over 120 active volcanoes, constantly balancing risks and largely refusing to leave.
The Immigration Department in Kuala Lumpur has arrested two Indonesian men suspected of operating a fake security stamp syndicate following recent raids.
Cambodia has extended a welcome to Indonesian representatives joining the ASEAN Observer Team, strengthening regional cooperation.
Thousands of Hajj pilgrims from Indonesia and Bangladesh have begun arriving in Saudi Arabia, with nearly 6,000 Indonesians reaching Medina and over 25,000 Bangladeshis arriving, though two deaths hav
The Indonesian Embassy announced a 17 percent increase in the number of Indonesian students pursuing studies in Sweden.
Malaysian authorities have detained 210 Indonesian nationals during a maritime crackdown, raising concerns about illegal immigration and border security.
Approximately 720 Indonesian citizens are reportedly stranded in the Middle East due to ongoing flight disruptions.
Police in Pontian, Malaysia, have arrested eight Indonesian men, including a transit house caretaker and a boat skipper, on suspicion of involvement in migrant smuggling.
Malaysians and Indonesians are struggling with an ongoing heatwave, leading to disruptions and water shortage concerns in Malaysia, though rainfall is now expected to provide relief soon.
Two villages in Indonesia's West Java province engaged in a traditional post-Eid celebration, firing wooden cannons in a cultural face-off.
The Indonesian National Consumer Protection Agency (BPKN) has issued a warning to Indonesians against engaging in panic buying of fuel.
Half a million Indonesians in limbo as Middle East conflict escalates The Star | Malaysia
After El Mencho's Death, Lawmaker: Protect Indonesians in Mexico Tempo.co English
A surge in Indonesian citizens repatriated from Cambodia due to involvement in scam operations has been reported by an envoy.
Local media reports indicate a trend in Indonesia where many children are being named after Japanese anime characters, reflecting changing naming conventions among young people who prioritize modern names over traditional ones.
Digital nomads associated with 'Entourage Bali' have been expelled from the island after their running club was accused of excluding Indonesian residents and operating without a license.
Former President Trump's actions continue to draw international attention, with new tariffs impacting countries like Malaysia and Canada, and his pardon of a Honduran ex-president sparking a return to a corruption case. Meanwhile, his administration's strategy towards Iran, including threats and a pause in attacks, is being scrutinized for its long-term implications on US foreign policy and Chinese influence.
The Sarawak Immigration Department, in a joint operation with other agencies in Kota Padawan, detained 18 foreign nationals, identified as Indonesians.
Residents of Indonesia are marking 20 years since the Lusi mud volcano eruption in East Java, which swallowed entire communities.
Indonesians who were part of a Gaza-bound flotilla have returned home and publicly condemned their detention by Israeli forces.
The Indonesian Consulate General (KJRI) has reported that nine Indonesian nationals were allegedly beaten and electrocuted by the Israeli Army.
A new group of Indonesian citizens, including a three-month-old infant, has been repatriated from Johor Bahru.
Prabowo Subianto has urged Indonesians not to glorify nations that engage in exploitation, emphasizing a stance against such practices.
A corruption case involving Nadiem Makarim is reportedly discouraging young Indonesians studying or working overseas from returning to their home country.
A case involving Nadiem is reportedly creating a deterrent effect, discouraging young Indonesians living overseas from returning to their home country.
A migrant boat has sunk near Malaysia, resulting in the deaths of seven Indonesians and leaving seven others missing, prompting search and rescue operations.
The 2026 Hajj pilgrimage has commenced, with the first batches of pilgrims departing from countries like Ghana and Sri Lanka for Mecca. Tragically, seven Indonesian pilgrims have already passed away in Medina.
A love scam syndicate, operating for about a month and allegedly targeting Singaporean men, has been busted in Kelantan, Malaysia, leading to the arrest of 58 suspects. The scammers used women posing as Indonesians to emotionally manipulate victims.
Indonesian Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto has announced plans to send Indonesian citizens to participate in Russia's cosmonaut training program, signaling a potential new era of space cooperation.
Cambodia has announced that it will waive overstay fines for 460 Indonesian citizens, allowing them to return home without penalty.
Reports indicate that Indonesians collectively spend a substantial Rp175 trillion from their personal funds on healthcare, highlighting the financial burden on individuals.
A majority of Indonesians are reportedly opposing membership in the Balance of Power (BoP) and a plan to send troops to Gaza, reflecting public sentiment on foreign policy.
Penang police have successfully dismantled an armed robbery gang, arresting seven Malaysians and two Indonesians, and recovering 4.3kg of stolen gold valued at RM3.6 million.
Over six thousand Indonesian citizens have been successfully rescued from online scam syndicates operating in Cambodia.
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto has defended his frequent overseas trips, stating that they reap economic gains for Indonesians, having attended at least nine international summits and made over 40 official visits.
Indonesia to Evacuate Citizens from Iran as Conflict Mounts Tempo.co English
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto's plan to send troops to Gaza is raising questions among Indonesians regarding the nation's solidarity with Palestinians and its expanding global standing.
Indonesia's Foreign Ministry is on standby to evacuate Indonesian citizens from Iran amidst rising regional tensions.
Indonesia's capital, Jakarta, is now officially the world's most populous city, with its 42 million residents weighing the perils and promises of urban life.
Following the recent Kumamoto earthquake, false information, including claims of 'Indonesians stealing food' from convenience stores, has spread on social media, prompting warnings against unverified reports.
A running club in Bali's expatriate hub of Canggu has become a focal point in an ongoing debate about whether Indonesians are being marginalized in their own country, leading to immigration authorities blacklisting two Dutch nationals.
Experts report that many Indonesian workers recruited online for foreign fishing vessels are subjected to overwork and abuse, often without proper information about their rights.
Kazakhstan, often unfamiliar to many Indonesians, is increasing its visibility in the country, partly due to the growing popularity of cultural figures such as singer Dimash Qudaibergen.
An article explores the cultural reasons why Indonesians prefer not to stand in the middle when taking a three-person selfie.
The trial of Nadiem Makarim, co-founder of Gojek, is causing concern among Indonesians who have built careers abroad, as he was once seen as a symbol of homecoming success.
Hundreds of activists from the Gaza Flotilla were released and deported by Israel, with many returning to their home countries and recounting their experiences during detention. The deportations sparked international criticism.
Survivors of recent deadly floods in Sumatra, Indonesia, are taking legal action against the government, alleging an inadequate response to the disaster and recovery efforts.
Israeli forces intercepted a flotilla of aid vessels attempting to reach Gaza, firing shots and using rubber bullets against activists. Numerous international activists were detained following the operation.
Israeli forces intercepted the Global Sumud Flotilla attempting to reach Gaza, detaining numerous international activists, including the sister of Ireland's president. The incident sparked international calls for their release and protests.
Prabowo, an Indonesian figure, has stated that all Indonesians are shareholders of the national wealth.
A boat carrying undocumented migrants capsized off the coast of Pulau Pangkor, Malaysia, resulting in 14 people missing. Twenty-three individuals have been rescued, and search operations are ongoing for the others.
A growing number of Indonesians are reportedly returning to their home country, driven by a lack of job opportunities and ongoing conflicts abroad.
A new generation of Indonesian consumers is increasingly favoring Chinese brands, perceiving them as high-tech and high-quality, a shift from previous associations with cheap goods, while US brands struggle.
An acid attack in Indonesia has rattled the nation, with alleged involvement of soldiers sparking fears among Indonesians about an increased role of the military under President-elect Prabowo Subianto.
President Prabowo Subianto’s extensive overseas travel schedule is drawing scrutiny in Indonesia, especially as citizens are asked to curb fuel use and officials face cuts to foreign trips. This has sparked a debate over the value and timing of his international engagements.
Indonesia's Cabinet Secretary stated that the public believes in Prabowo, rather than observers, indicating strong support for the political figure.
A majority of Indonesians are reportedly pushing back against the country's potential membership in the BoP and a proposed plan to send troops to Gaza.
Malaysians and Indonesians are struggling with an ongoing heatwave, leading to disruptions and water shortage concerns, prompting Indonesia's government to focus on securing water supplies to mitigate an anticipated earlier and longer dry season.
A total of 6,308 Indonesian citizens have successfully escaped online scam syndicates operating in Cambodia, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat human trafficking and cybercrime.
Thick smoke from Riau forest fires disrupts Idul Fitri travels The Jakarta Post
Half a million Indonesians in limbo as Middle East conflict escalates The Straits Times
South Korea has announced new tourism measures, including relaxed visa rules for Indonesians and expanded regional airport routes, as part of an effort to attract 30 million inbound visitors.
Indonesia's Prabowo Subianto was quick to accept US president Donald Trump's offer for a place on the ‘Board of Peace’ and has since said it is preparing to deploy some 8,000 peacekeeping troops, as part of Trump's postwar plan for Gaza, a move that has irked many Indonesians, who are traditionally firm supporters of Palestine. Emerald Maxwell takes a look.