After New York Visit, Pramono Secures Multiple Intercity Cooperation Agreements
Jakarta Governor Pramono Anung returned to Indonesia bringing the results of several collaborations with global regional leaders.
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China Says Its Defense Ties with Indonesia Sets Example for ASEAN Nations
China is eyeing to bolster its defense ties with ASEAN countries, including Indonesia.
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4 US Cruise Ship Passengers Accused of Smuggling Drugs and Detained In Bermuda
Police said in a statement that the suspects had a "significant quantity of illegal drugs," including cannabis and carfentanil.
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KPK Seizes Harley from Ex-Minister’s Aide in Foreign Worker Permit Bribery Case
The luxury motorcycle was confiscated from an aide of ex-minister Ida Fauziyah and is now stored in the KPK’s evidence facility.
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Indonesia Allocates $38.7M for Rural Suspension Bridges to Boost Connectivity
The program is part of a broader push for equitable development and rural connectivity, helping link villages to local markets.
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US Is Leaving UNESCO Again
This will be the third time that the United States has left UNESCO and the second time during a Trump administration.
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Myanmar Frees Indonesian Influencer Jailed for Rebellion Ties
Indonesian influencer Arnold Putra returns home after Myanmar jailed him for seven years over alleged ties to a rebellion in the country.
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Rinjani Cable Car Project Stalls as Investors Await Environmental Clearance
Lombok’s Rinjani cable car project is stalled as investors await environmental clearance, but officials remain optimistic.
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Bali Police: No Cartel Link in Aussie Shooting, Motive Remains Unclear
Bali police dismiss claims that a shooting of an Australian in Badung is linked to drug cartels, saying the motive remains under probe.
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Forest Fires in Riau Scorch Over 229 Hectares, Haze Spreads to Malaysia
Forest fires in Riau have burned over 229 hectares, with haze drifting into Malaysia as firefighters deploy more water bombing helicopters.
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AGO Names Eight New Suspects in Sritex Credit Fraud Case
Indonesia has named eight new suspects in a corruption case tied to Sritex loans.
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Indonesian Navy Rejects Ex-Marine’s Plea to Return After Joining Russian Forces
The Indonesian Navy has rejected ex-Marine Satria Arta Kumbara’s plea to regain citizenship after he joined Russian volunteer forces.
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Indonesia Enlists Military to Speed Up Trans Papua Road Project
Indonesia is deploying its military to help complete the delayed Trans Papua Road project, which has faced setbacks due to security threats.
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UN Accuses Israel of Firing on Palestinians Seeking Aid in Gaza
WFP says Israeli tanks and snipers fired on Palestinians seeking food in Gaza, with at least 80 reported dead.
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Search Ends for Victims of Bali Strait Ferry Disaster, 16 Still Missing
Indonesia ends search for Bali Strait ferry victims after 20 days, with 16 people still missing.
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Bangladesh Air Force Jet Crashes Into Dhaka School, Killing at Least 19
A Bangladesh Air Force jet crashed into a Dhaka school, killing at least 19 and injuring over 100 in the city’s deadliest crash in years.
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VP Gibran: Ex-President SBY in Good Health, Allowed to Return Home
Vice President Gibran says former President SBY is in good health and has been cleared to return home after treatment at RSPAD.
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Military Prosecutors Seek Death Penalty for Soldier Who Killed Three Police in Lampung
Indonesian military prosecutors demand the death penalty for Corporal Bazarsah over the fatal shooting of three police officers in Lampung.
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Ishiba's Coalition Loses Majority in Japan's Upper House Election
It was the first time the LDP-led coalition has lost a majority in both houses of parliament since the party's formation in 1955.
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Prabowo Says Gerindra, PDI-P Are Brothers Despite No Coalition
PDI-P is the only major party that has yet to join Prabowo's cabinet.
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