The Indonesian Consulate in Johor Bahru brings passports and consular services to Pulau Tioman, Malaysia, in a rare outreach to remote Indonesian communities. Read more here.
Police provide free healthcare to residents after a 4.5-magnitude earthquake struck Tanggamus, Lampung, with no hospital referrals reported. Read the latest updates here.
South Kalimantan Police cultivate corn on idle land, harvest hundreds of tons, and expand into horticulture, fisheries, and rice distribution to boost Indonesia’s food security. Read more here.
Coordinating Minister for Community Empowerment Muhaimin Iskandar promises a thorough review of Indonesia’s Free Nutritious Meals program while ensuring its continuation as a long-term investment in children’s health. Read more here.
Home Minister Tito Karnavian calls for stronger central-local coordination after student food poisoning linked to the Free Nutritious Meals program. Read the full report here.
President Prabowo Subianto said world leaders called him after his UN speech on Gaza, praising Indonesia’s balanced stance on Palestine and peace. Read more here.
Densus 88 and Agriculture Ministry train former terrorism convicts in halal slaughter and dairy processing to support reintegration and food security. Learn more.
Indonesian Police harvested 7,100 tons of corn in Q3 2025 to back President Prabowo’s food security program. Discover how Polri expands into farming—read the news.
NTB Police harvest 50 tons of corn to support President Prabowo’s food security program. Learn how law enforcement steps into farming to boost Indonesia’s economy — read the full story.
Barack Obama names three young Indonesians for the 2025 Obama Fellowship: Billy Mambrasar, Hatta Kresna Aditya, and Nashin Mahtani. Discover their global leadership journey. Read more here.
A shallow M4.5 earthquake hit Tanggamus, Lampung, Friday night, felt in Kota Agung and Semaka. No damage reported, but residents warned to stay alert. Read more here.
oordinating Minister for Law, Human Rights, Immigration, and Corrections Yusril Ihza Mahendra says the government will not ban leftist or ideological books despite police seizures. Read the full news.
