The Head of Strategic Partnerships and Inter-Institutional Relations of the Makassar City Regional Regional Representative Council (DPD)Indonesian National Youth Committee (KNPI), Fajrin, invited the involvement of all elements of society in maintaining security and order in Makassar City through the "Jaga Makassar" movement.
North Sulawesi Governor Yulius Selvanus personally met the demonstrators, who called themselves the Peaceful Action Workers' Coalition, to hear the aspirations and asked them to disperse.
Home Affairs Minister Muhammad Tito Karnavian personally handed over a house to the family of the late Affan Kurniawan at the Pesona Kahuripan Complex, Cileungsi, Bogor Regency, West Java.
Indonesia demands Peru investigate the fatal shooting of its embassy staff in Lima. Foreign Minister Sugiono calls for full accountability. Read the news.
Indonesia deploys two helicopters to find missing Estindo Air BK117 D3 with eight aboard in South Kalimantan. Search faces tough terrain. Read more.
Indonesia’s Foreign Minister Sugiono stresses multilateralism, justice, and global cooperation at SCO Plus Summit in Tianjin, China. Read the full story.
Komnas Perempuan highlights the key role of female police in tackling gender-based violence and urges stronger leadership roles for women officers. Read the full story.
Indonesian National Police (INP) Chief General Listyo Sigit Prabowo vowed to follow evidence in probing violent protests amid questions over Riza Chalid’s role. Read the full story.
Metro Jaya police deployed 350 officers in citywide patrols after violent protests, vowing to restore security and urging the public to avoid misinformation. Read the full story.
President Prabowo Subianto vowed not to back down amid violent protests in Indonesia, pledging firm action and protection for the people. Read the full news.
The Indonesian National Police (INP) arrested 3,195 people linked to violent protests across provinces, with hundreds named suspects and thousands under investigation. Read the full news.
Yogyakarta police vow readiness to probe the death of Amikom University student Rheza Sendy Pratama, reportedly after a protest. Family declines autopsy, but legal path remains open. Read the full story.
