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President Trump is reportedly considering resuming limited military attacks on Iran while not ruling out diplomacy, with discussions also focusing on a potential naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz to cut off Iranian revenue. The UK has stated it will not join Trump's proposed blockade of Iran's ports.
The Indonesian government has set an ambitious target of achieving 5.7 percent GDP growth in the second quarter of the year.
An analysis suggests that Indonesia's national AI strategy, while economically ambitious, may lack sufficient social impact and inclusivity.
Australian Minister Wong is scheduled to raise the issue of energy security during her upcoming diplomatic tour across Asia.
The Jakarta Post reports on "dark days" that continue, indicating ongoing challenges or difficult times.
An analysis suggests that fiscal stability is under threat due to escalating energy costs, posing challenges for national economies.
Jakarta has initiated a 'sister city' collaboration with Jeju Island in South Korea, aiming to foster cultural and economic ties between the two regions.
Countries are actively promoting the expansion of solar energy, with initiatives such as abolishing licensing fees for small-scale solar consumers and a significant increase in solar equipment exports. This push aims to make solar power more accessible and widely adopted.
The United Kingdom and Indonesia have initiated a new maritime partnership, marked by the signing of four Memoranda of Understanding.
A crucial meeting on nuclear proliferation is taking place at the United Nations, set against the backdrop of ongoing global conflicts.
President Trump canceled a US delegation's trip to Pakistan intended for peace talks with Iran, citing reasons such as receiving a 'better offer' or 'infighting' within the Iranian regime. The cancellation casts doubt on immediate diplomatic breakthroughs regarding the Iran conflict.
Google's parent company, Alphabet, is reportedly planning to invest up to $40 billion in artificial intelligence startup Anthropic. An initial $10 billion is expected, with the remainder tied to performance targets.
The United States has imposed sanctions on a Chinese refinery, accusing it of purchasing oil from Iran in violation of existing international restrictions.
A ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon has been extended, though it remains precarious with reports of continued Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon. Hezbollah has criticized the ceasefire as meaningless due to ongoing hostilities.
An analytical article titled 'Making sense of Indonesia' provides insights and interpretations aimed at understanding the complexities and dynamics of the nation.
The United States has offered a $10 million reward for information leading to the leader of an Iran-backed Iraqi armed group, identified as Kataib Sayyid al-Shuhada. This bounty targets the head of the Shiite militia, which Washington considers a terrorist organization.
Indonesia's national health insurance program, BPJS Kesehatan, is experiencing significant financial pressure due to the volume of claims surpassing its revenue.
Fitch Ratings stated that Indonesia would not face an immediate credit downgrade even if its deficit exceeds 3% of GDP due to the economic impact of the Iran war. The agency is monitoring the situation but sees no immediate threat to Indonesia's rating.
Jakarta is reportedly in discussions with China to explore potential green investment deals, focusing on sustainable development initiatives.
New Delhi stated that trade discussions between India and the United States remained constructive after a recent high-level visit, indicating positive progress in bilateral economic relations.
Indonesia's state-owned electricity company, PLN, has announced the full restoration of power across Jakarta after a widespread electricity outage affected the capital.
The city of Jakarta announced that it will provide free public transportation services to its residents on April 24.
German industries, traditionally known for machine tools, are increasingly pivoting towards military technology production, reflecting a broader shift in the country's industrial landscape.
The conflict involving Iran has reportedly led to increased profits for European logistics companies, as persistent shipping disruptions create new opportunities in the sector.
Indonesian immigration authorities have successfully prevented an unauthorized haj pilgrimage attempt involving 13 individuals.
Indonesia is navigating a narrow path to achieve its 5 percent economic growth target by 2026, facing what analysts describe as a 'growth trap' due to various economic hurdles.
There is a growing demand for clearer communication regarding Indonesia's foreign policy, aiming for greater transparency and public understanding.
Public outrage has erupted in Indonesia following a court's decision to dismiss a lawsuit related to mass rapes that occurred in 1998.
Malaysia is positioning itself as a new source for rare earth elements, aiming to provide an alternative to China's dominant supply. This initiative involves delicate extraction processes to secure a share in the global market for critical minerals.
An analysis delves into historical lessons to better understand what are described as 'traps' within US trade pacts, examining their implications and long-term effects.
Police in Batam, Indonesia, successfully prevented 43 undocumented migrant workers from departing for Malaysia, thwarting an illegal human trafficking attempt.
A former director of Hong Kong’s Economic and Trade Offices in Jakarta and Bangkok is running in the United Kingdom local elections as a candidate for the right-wing Reform UK party.
Authorities in Indonesia have reported the discovery of three unidentified and mysterious objects in their territorial waters, prompting investigations.
A church in Bogor, Indonesia, hosted a special event for pets, offering blessings to animals and their owners.
Tim Cook is stepping down from his role as CEO of Apple, with John Ternus, the company's senior vice president of hardware engineering, announced as his successor. This leadership change prompts discussions about Apple's future direction and challenges.
An analysis suggests that the Indonesian government is actively pursuing and suppressing critics deemed "unpatriotic" through various means.
Indonesia's minister stated that the price of Pertamax, a type of fuel, may increase if the current rally in oil prices continues.
Discussions are underway regarding the establishment of a new security architecture for the Middle East, aiming to address regional stability and geopolitical challenges.
A new 'major defence cooperation partnership' between Washington and Jakarta is seen as sharpening China's 'Malacca dilemma,' despite Indonesia's diplomatic stance of not choosing sides.
A US attack on an Iranian warship, which reportedly resulted in casualties and was described by a surviving sailor as an attempt to kill the crew, has led to the collapse of a ceasefire and Iran's refusal to engage in further talks. The incident has significantly heightened distrust between the two nations.
BNI bank has committed to providing full refunds to victims in the North Sumatra parish embezzlement case.
China has issued a warning that joint military drills conducted by the United States, the Philippines, and Japan risk undermining regional trust.
Dewi Priyanti's journey toward economic independence is highlighted as an embodiment of Kartini's enduring spirit.
North Korea conducted multiple ballistic missile tests, which state media reported were overseen by leader Kim Jong Un. The launches included improved missiles with cluster warheads and drew international condemnation.
Indonesia's Financial Services Authority (OJK) is encouraging banks to align their business plans with the government's priority agenda.
A US delegation is set to travel to Pakistan for a new round of negotiations with Iran, as Tehran maintains that a final deal is still distant and continues to assert its leverage over the Strait of Hormuz. Iran also claims to be replenishing missile launchers faster than before.
Authorities have successfully busted a Komodo dragon smuggling ring that had reportedly sold 20 of the endangered reptiles to buyers in Thailand, highlighting efforts against wildlife trafficking.
Agincourt's Martabe gold mine is set to resume operations following a post-disaster crackdown. The restart aims to restore production after a period of disruption and safety measures.
Wikimedia is scheduled to hold discussions with Indonesia following a threat of a blackout in the country.
Air quality in Jakarta was classified as unhealthy on a recent Sunday morning, raising concerns about public health in the Indonesian capital.
The Jakarta Composite Index (JCI) in Indonesia experienced a 2.3 percent increase this week, indicating positive market movement.
The United States has renewed a waiver for Russian oil, reportedly after facing pressure from several countries.
The Jakarta Post discusses the widespread issue of bullying, framing it as a critical crisis that demands immediate societal attention and action.
An analysis explores the lessons that the Indo-Pacific region can draw from the ongoing crisis involving Iran.
Indonesian Hajj departures are reportedly on schedule despite the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
PNM's environmental initiatives are actively supporting sustainable community development and ecosystem growth.
Indonesian immigration authorities have apprehended 78 foreign nationals found working at the GIIC industrial complex without proper permits. The operation highlights ongoing efforts to enforce labor and immigration laws.
Experts argue that providing cheap loans alone will not resolve the underlying issues faced by Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs). A more comprehensive approach is needed to support their growth and stability.
China's economy grew by 5% in the first quarter, surpassing forecasts despite regional conflicts. This strong performance indicates a robust start to the year for the nation's economy.
The discovery of a Chinese underwater drone in Indonesia's waters has prompted analysts to call for Jakarta to strengthen its undersea defence capabilities.
An article provides a comprehensive look into perimenopause, describing its multifaceted nature and wide-ranging effects.
A new report indicates that instances of "transnational repression" significantly worsened over the past year. This trend highlights an increasing global concern regarding states targeting individuals beyond their borders.
Begoña Gómez, the wife of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, has been formally charged with corruption.
Iran has offered a proposal to allow ships to exit the Oman side of the Strait of Hormuz free of attack, amidst ongoing tensions and warnings to the United States regarding blockades. This comes as the US and Israel affirm identical goals concerning Iran.
A potential merger between Indonesia's Gerindra and NasDem parties is being discussed, with analysts suggesting it could significantly alter the 2029 electoral landscape.
Several global powers, including Canada, the UK, Australia, and Japan, have jointly called for an urgent cessation of hostilities in Lebanon. They warned of a potential humanitarian crisis if the conflict continues.
Purbaya has made his first overseas trip, addressing US investors to discuss economic matters and potential collaborations.
A deadly train collision occurred near Jakarta, Indonesia, resulting in at least four fatalities and dozens of injuries. Survivors were pulled from the wreckage as emergency services responded to the incident.
A local pulp producer in Indonesia is preparing for mass layoffs following the revocation of its operating permit.
A new domestic workers protection law in Indonesia is being scrutinized for its potential to eradicate 'modern slavery'. Experts are debating its effectiveness and implementation challenges.
The United Nations has announced that the El Niño weather phenomenon is projected to return in mid-2026, potentially impacting global weather patterns.
A police officer in Matam, Senegal, is in intensive care after being struck by a vehicle referred to as a 'Jakarta'. The incident has led to serious injuries for the officer.
A shooting occurred at the White House Correspondents' Dinner, with authorities stating the suspect likely targeted Trump administration officials. The incident raised concerns about security and prompted reactions from attendees and officials.
Recent acid attacks in Indonesia have highlighted a growing and concerning danger for activists in the country.
Health experts are advocating for maternal vaccination to provide crucial protection for both pregnant women and their unborn or newborn babies against various diseases.
The impending closure of Bali's largest landfill has sparked widespread concerns regarding the island's ability to manage its waste, potentially leading to increased trash problems.
Residents in Jakarta are demanding stable electricity supply following a series of repeated power outages that have disrupted daily life.
The World Health Organization has given its approval for the first-ever malaria treatment specifically designed for infants. This marks a significant step in combating the disease in young children.
Police in North Sumatra, Indonesia, have secured assets belonging to a suspect involved in the embezzlement of funds from a parish credit union, as part of an ongoing investigation.
An article delves into the critical importance of decolonizing the mind, drawing connections to the historical significance of the Bandung Conference and its lasting implications.
An Indonesian peacekeeper has died from wounds suffered during a strike in March.
Pramono is reportedly under increasing pressure to tackle and curb gangsterism within the city of Jakarta.
Governments are preparing for a shift towards shorter tourist trips as rising airfares begin to negatively impact the tourism sector and travel patterns.
The ongoing crisis in the Strait of Hormuz has brought renewed attention to the critical importance of the Malacca Strait for global trade. This vital shipping route is now under increased scrutiny for its potential risks and role in international commerce.
The United States has extended an invitation to Russian President Vladimir Putin for the upcoming G20 summit, though former President Trump has expressed doubts about his attendance. The invitation raises questions about international diplomatic engagement amidst ongoing global tensions.
An analysis explores the various costs associated with Iran's "permanent revolution," examining its long-term implications internally and externally.
Indonesia has power, it’s time to harness it The Jakarta Post
Candidates vying for the role of UN Secretary-General are facing questions regarding their vision for the organization, including the need for peace, restoring confidence, and the tradition of geographical rotation. Several hopefuls have outlined their priorities and approaches to global challenges.
The Indonesian Rupiah has fallen to a new historic low, with Bank Indonesia citing global uncertainty as a key factor. The decline is also attributed to the potential Iran war and domestic economic strains.
Local banks in Indonesia observed an increase in loan growth during the month of March, signaling positive trends in the banking sector.
China has urged for continued build-up on islands in disputed territories, reiterating its stance amidst ongoing territorial disputes, likely in the South China Sea. This move underscores Beijing's assertive claims in the region.
Reports from Indonesia highlight the challenges faced by a dysfunctional opposition, including sedition charges against some of its members.
India is set to import a record 2.5 million tons of urea, with the purchase price nearly doubling, reflecting significant demand and rising global costs for the fertilizer.
Bank Indonesia has maintained its benchmark interest rate at 4.75%, opting to keep it steady. This decision was made to help rein in the weakening of the rupiah.
Florida authorities have launched a criminal investigation into OpenAI's ChatGPT, following allegations that the AI chatbot provided guidance to a perpetrator involved in a mass shooting. Prosecutors are examining ChatGPT's potential role in advising the shooter on weapons and ammunition.
An article discusses the United Nations' upcoming challenge in establishing a leadership structure that accurately mirrors the diversity and representation of the global community.
An editorial from The Jakarta Post argues that arrests alone are not sufficient to address underlying issues.
Apple CEO Tim Cook is set to step down from his position in September, with John Ternus announced as his successor. This leadership transition marks a new era for the tech giant, prompting discussions among analysts and investors about the company's future direction.
Japan has announced a significant policy shift, lifting its decades-long post-World War II ban on the export of lethal weapons. This move marks a departure from the nation's pacifist stance and opens the door for Japan to participate in the global arms market.
A recent crackdown on foreign workers in Indonesia is reportedly diminishing the appeal of the country's industrial zones. This policy shift is raising concerns among businesses and potentially affecting foreign investment.
The United Kingdom is accelerating its transition to clean energy, aiming to protect itself from fossil fuel price shocks and enhance energy security. This initiative, highlighted around Earth Day, is expected to impact electricity prices and reshape the nation's energy landscape.
An Indonesian agency, BGN, is set to refine its free meals program, shifting its focus to specifically target and support undernourished children across the country.
An analysis explores the potential implications of Indonesia's anticipated 2026 fuel adjustment on the middle-class population, examining its economic and social effects.
The Philippines has stated that US access to its military bases is being limited by existing land issues. This declaration highlights potential challenges in the defense cooperation between the two countries.
The Jakarta Post explores the enduring relevance of Kartini's struggle and the obligations the Republic has towards Papuan women.
The United States seized an Iranian cargo ship, which Iran claims violates a ceasefire agreement and has led to Tehran refusing new negotiations with Washington. The incident has heightened tensions and put a fragile ceasefire at risk.
Nus Kei, an official from Indonesia's Golkar Party, was reportedly murdered in Southeast Maluku, prompting an investigation.
Batam is increasingly establishing itself as an emerging hyperscale data center hub within Southeast Asia, attracting significant investment and development.
A proposal in Jakarta to allow political parties to purchase naming rights for transit hubs has raised concerns among the public and watchdogs.
An Indonesian company specializing in explosives has shipped 18,000 tonnes of ammonium nitrate to Australia.
An opinion piece critically examines the narrative surrounding Kartini, questioning the 'fairy tale' portrayal and discussing the associated costs of performance.
Indonesia's Financial Services Authority (OJK) is pushing banks to align their business plans with the government's priority agenda.
Indonesia has sharply increased the prices of nonsubsidized fuel due to worsening supply strains. The hike is expected to impact consumers and the national economy.
A French peacekeeper was killed in southern Lebanon, leading France to blame Hezbollah for the deadly attack. Hezbollah has denied any involvement, as the incident deepens instability in the region.
Wikimedia is scheduled to meet with the Indonesian government following a threat to block access to its platforms.
Iranian officials report that significant differences and 'many gaps' persist in talks with the United States, making a final agreement unlikely in the near future. Meanwhile, Iran continues to impose restrictions on the vital Strait of Hormuz.
China is preparing to host a half-marathon featuring humanoid robots, an event intended to showcase significant technical advancements in the field of robotics.
Australia and Japan have finalized a multibillion-dollar deal for the acquisition of warships, strengthening their defense cooperation.
Electric vehicle sales in Indonesia have almost doubled, driven by growing energy jitters and increasing consumer interest in sustainable transportation options.
An article discusses the pervasive issue of bullying, framing it as a crisis that demands urgent attention and a collective societal response.
Concerns over energy security and prices have led to a significant surge in electric vehicle sales in Indonesia, nearly doubling the market.
Police in Jakarta are probing a sexual harassment case involving students from the University of Indonesia (UI).
A helicopter crashed in the jungle on Indonesia's Borneo island, resulting in the deaths of all eight people on board. The incident occurred in West Kalimantan.
Indonesia is preparing to send fertilizer to Australia to help address a current shortfall. This cooperation aims to support Australia's agricultural sector and strengthen bilateral trade relations.
An analytical article discusses the reasons why economic development does not necessarily prevent the outbreak of war.
The PSI party in Indonesia is anticipating more defectors from other political parties.
The Governor of Jakarta has issued a reminder to officials about the potential economic consequences of the El Nino weather phenomenon.
Indonesia's Attorney General's Office (AGO) has arrested the chief ombudsman on bribery charges, just six days after he took office.
The case file for Andrie Yunus has been transferred to the Jakarta Military Court. This development marks a new phase in the legal proceedings.
Immigration authorities in Indonesia's Riau Islands are conducting a crackdown on foreigners working illegally in the region.
Palari Films marks ten years in the industry, reflecting on its sustained success and influential presence in filmmaking.
A blasphemy report filed against Kalla has sparked concerns regarding potential pressure on government critics and freedom of expression in Indonesia.
A leaked plan granting the US military extensive overflight access to Indonesia's airspace has sparked a domestic backlash, with critics concerned that Jakarta is "colluding with the aggressor" amidst Washington's conflict with Iran.
Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov stated that Russia is prepared to assist China with energy supplies in anticipation of President Putin's upcoming visit.
Serbian opposition and EU officials emphasize the need for Serbia to implement ODIHR recommendations for democratic elections. Failure to do so could jeopardize billions in European support for the country.
An analyst suggests that the Jakarta Composite Index (IHSG) is currently oversold, indicating a potential for a market rebound.
The family of a media executive facing a graft trial in Indonesia claims he has been falsely accused.
An analysis explores the strategic implications for Indonesia concerning a potential naval blockade in the Strait of Hormuz.
Over 1,400 firefighters have been deployed to northern Japan, including Iwate prefecture, to combat extensive wildfires that have been burning for days and forced thousands of residents to evacuate.
Wikimedia has complied with government registration requirements after previously facing a threat of a blackout. This action ensures the continued operation of its services in the region.
US-Iran peace talks have stalled following President Trump's decision to scrap a visit to Pakistan, leading to Iran's top diplomat departing Islamabad without a meeting.
Japan has dispatched 1,400 firefighters to the northern region to battle extensive wildfires currently raging.
DeepSeek has introduced a new artificial intelligence model specifically designed and optimized for Huawei chips. This development signifies advancements in AI hardware-software integration.
Jakarta plans to collect taxes on electric vehicles while continuing to provide incentives to promote their adoption.
US and Iranian delegations have arrived in Islamabad for anticipated peace talks, but the prospect of direct negotiations remains uncertain as Iran's foreign minister has indicated he will not meet directly with US envoys.
A journalist holding both US and Kuwaiti citizenship has departed Kuwait following their release from detention, concluding a period of imprisonment.
The El Niño weather phenomenon is projected to return as early as May, with forecasts indicating it will significantly impact global weather patterns.
Tensions between the United States and Iran have escalated, primarily centered on the Strait of Hormuz, where Iran has reportedly deployed new underwater mines and both nations have been involved in ship seizures. Peace talks aimed at de-escalating the conflict have stalled amidst these developments.
Energy and food security have become top priorities on the ASEAN agenda, driven by the ongoing turmoil in the Middle East.
Indonesia has reportedly secured 150 million barrels of crude oil from Russia, diversifying its energy sources.
There is widespread anger after a Jakarta court dismissed a lawsuit related to the mass rapes that occurred in 1998.
Medan has sent off its first group of 360 pilgrims for the annual Haj pilgrimage, marking the beginning of their sacred journey.
The Indonesian House of Representatives announced it will take additional time to deliberate and revise the country's Elections Law.
YouTube is implementing new policies to remove accounts belonging to underage users and cease displaying advertisements specifically targeting children, in an effort to enhance child safety and privacy.
An Indonesian official, Purbaya, initially proposed and subsequently downplayed the concept of imposing a levy on shipping through the Malacca Strait.
An analysis explores Indonesia's potential to leverage its creative industries and cultural assets to stimulate economic growth and foster innovation.
Jakarta experienced its second major power blackout within a single month, causing widespread disruption. Despite the outage, commuter line services reportedly remained unaffected.
The Indonesian government has earmarked $290 million to construct 100 new rice warehouses, aiming to bolster food security and storage capacity.
Indonesia is reportedly navigating a '5 percent growth trap,' indicating challenges and a narrow path to achieving its economic targets by 2026.
Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) gunboats reportedly fired upon and attacked at least one container ship, possibly two, off the coast of Oman, near the Strait of Hormuz. This incident occurred amidst ongoing tensions and 'gunboat diplomacy' between the US and Iran.
Jakarta has illuminated the National Monument as a symbol of its commitment to promoting world peace.
A journalist from Aceh is facing prosecution in connection with an alleged graft case involving media spending. The legal proceedings are underway regarding the corruption accusations.
The Indonesian government is reportedly considering issuing renminbi-denominated panda bonds this year as part of its financial strategy.
Amnesty International has released a report indicating that human rights conditions in Indonesia have reached a new low.
Indonesian President Prabowo engaged in high-level discussions, including a phone call with the Australian Prime Minister regarding urea fertilizer and a meeting with Luhut to discuss economic policies at the Jakarta Palace.
MSCI has announced an extension of its final decision regarding Indonesian equities, pushing the review to June.
Indonesian President-elect Prabowo Subianto has summoned his defense advisor to the Jakarta Palace, indicating discussions on national security or defense matters.
After two decades of deliberation, Indonesia's House of Representatives (DPR) has passed a long-awaited law aimed at protecting domestic workers.
A new survey of regional opinion leaders shows Singapore has overtaken Indonesia as ASEAN's natural leader, with analysts attributing the shift to President Prabowo Subianto's preference for pursuing Jakarta's ambitions outside the regional bloc.
An article discusses the geopolitical implications and aspects of infrastructure development.
The Philippines has stated that land-related issues are restricting the United States' access to its military bases in the country.
A report from The Jakarta Post highlights growing concerns and a crisis regarding the deaths of doctors, likely pointing to systemic issues or specific challenges faced by medical professionals.
Authorities in Jakarta are conducting a large-scale operation to remove invasive suckermouth catfish from local waters.
Nus Kei, an official from Indonesia's Golkar Party, has been murdered in Southeast Maluku, prompting an investigation into the incident.
Toyota and Pertamina are set to commence construction of a bioethanol plant in the third quarter.
A United States warship has reportedly passed through the Malacca Strait, according to statements from the Indonesian National Armed Forces (TNI).
More than 20 ships successfully navigated through the Strait of Hormuz on Saturday, indicating continued maritime traffic in the critical waterway. The passage occurred without reported incident.
The Indonesian government has implemented a new system of nutrition grading on drinks as part of its efforts to curb unhealthy dietary habits among the population.
Analysts are examining the implications of the new Major Defence Cooperation Partnership between the US and Indonesia, signed on April 13, noting its focus on modernizing Indonesian armed forces and potential diplomatic challenges for Jakarta.
Families of migrant workers who died in South Korea are raising concerns and questioning the whereabouts of their lost belongings.
Indonesia has suspended its game rating system after experiencing a data breach, prompting concerns about the security of personal information.
Iran has reportedly closed the Strait of Hormuz, citing a US blockade, which has heightened tensions between the two nations. Despite some reported progress in negotiations, both sides acknowledge that a final agreement remains distant.
North Korea has launched multiple ballistic missiles towards the sea off its east coast, an action that typically draws condemnation and raises tensions in the region.
A report titled 'Blueprint' explores the role of meritocracy and pressure in the development and training of engineers in Indonesia.
Myanmar's military junta has reportedly reduced the sentence of former leader Aung San Suu Kyi and released former president Win Myint, signaling a potential shift in the country's political landscape.
A new 'Blueprint' examines the role of meritocracy and pressure in shaping the careers and development of Indonesian engineers.
Indonesia's stock exchange (IDX) and financial services authority (OJK) are implementing measures to restore investor confidence in the market, anticipating an upcoming MSCI review.
The UNHCR has reported that a record number of Rohingya refugees died at sea last year, highlighting the perilous journeys undertaken by the community.
A teacher in Riau has been named a suspect in the death of a student who was reportedly testing a 3D-printed rifle, prompting an investigation into the tragic incident.
Australia and India are reportedly looking to Indonesia to secure urea supplies as global availability tightens.
Prosecutors in Karo, Indonesia, have been relieved of their duties following issues related to their handling of a specific videographer case.
A jury has declared Live Nation an illegal monopoly, a verdict that analysts say is unlikely to lead to a breakup with Ticketmaster despite its potential implications for the concert industry and ticket prices.
Indonesia's national grid is reportedly not equipped to handle the increasing demand for solar power, exacerbating challenges during the ongoing energy crisis.
Helicopter carrying eight loses contact off Kalimantan The Jakarta Post
Foreign investors are withdrawing from Thailand, driven by fears surrounding the Iran war and global energy shocks, which are undermining hopes for economic recovery. Thailand's central bank has consequently lowered its 2026 growth forecast and warned of severe economic scenarios if the conflict continues.
Finding legal certainty for Indonesia's ambitious spaceport program The Jakarta Post
A Jakarta resident, A. Dramé, has been sentenced to 10 years in prison following a tragic incident involving a broken mobile phone.
TikTok has announced the removal of numerous underage accounts from its platform in Indonesia, responding to a concerted push and regulatory pressure from the Indonesian government.
Hungarian opposition figure Peter Magyar announced plans to suspend state television and radio broadcasts, promising to reform public media to ensure press freedom and truth for Hungarians. This pledge comes amidst political discussions involving figures like Donald Trump and Serbian President Vučić regarding Hungarian politics.
An unspecified entity or individual has reportedly surrendered for a second time.