Nine Indonesians Freed From Israeli Detention Return Home
Nine Indonesian humanitarian activists detained by the Israeli military during the Global Sumud Flotilla mission have been safely repatriated. Read more here.
Nine Indonesian humanitarian activists detained by the Israeli military during the Global Sumud Flotilla mission have been safely repatriated. Read more here.
Jakarta administration reminds residents to shop wisely as food prices climb before Eid al-Adha, assuring supply stability through monitoring and subsidies. Learn more.
Makassar Police are collaborating with Interpol to track down an Indonesian drug lord and a Malaysian accomplice. Read the full security report here.
Bekasi Immigration exposed a fraudulent sponsor network utilizing shell companies to supply illegal foreign workers for a local data center project.
Indonesian Police reports no evidence of deliberate action behind Sumatra’s mass blackout, citing weather-related transmission failure. Read the full update.
The Jakarta Regional Metropolitan Police has clarified that of a model with the initials AWS, who was reportedly the victim of a robbery and suffered a head wound.
East Nusa Tenggara (NTT) Regional Police Chief Inspector General Rudi Darmoko, accompanied Indonesian Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka on a working visit to the Amfoang area, Kupang Regency, on Friday (5/22/2026).
A joint team from Sub-Directorate IV and the Narcotic Investigation Center (NIC) of the Indonesian National Police (INP) Criminal Investigation Agency raided the New Zone nightclub in Medan, North Sumatra, early Saturday (5/23/2026).
Vice Chief of the Indonesian National Police (INP), Commissioner General Dedi Prasetyo, and his team visited and met with officials from the Saudi Arabian Presidency of State Security (PSS) on Friday (5/22/2025) at the PSS Office in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
Investigators from the Jakarta Regional Metropolitan Police's Criminal Investigation Directorate examined nearly 200 devices belonging to mugging suspects and receivers.
The Jakarta Regional Metropolitan Police launched the "Keep Jakarta Clean and Beautiful" movement as an effort to build a culture of environmental stewardship.
The Jakarta Regional Metropolitan Police held an Enhanced Routine Activities (KRYD) patrol roll call.