Development Territorial Battalions to Support Food Security and Citizens: Defense Minister
Defense Minister Sjafrie Sjamsoeddin says the new Development Territorial Battalion in Lamongan will bolster food security and public welfare. Read more here.
Defense Minister Sjafrie Sjamsoeddin says the new Development Territorial Battalion in Lamongan will bolster food security and public welfare. Read more here.
State railway company PT KAI announces a gradual return to normal long-distance train operations starting April 30 following disruptions. Read for refund policy and service details.
President Prabowo Subianto aims for energy self-sufficiency by 2029, emphasizing the optimal management of Indonesia's resources. Read the full report.
Indonesian Police detailed how drug lord "Koko "Erwin used his wife and children’s bank accounts and businesses to wash drug money. Read the full investigation.
Denpasar Police transferred 26 Filipinos and Kenyans to Ngurah Rai Immigration following a rescue from a confinement site in Bali. Read the full report.
Bali Police transferred 35 Indian citizens and evidence to Denpasar prosecutors after completing a major online gambling probe. Read the full case details.
Banda Aceh Police have named a 24-year-old daycare worker a suspect for allegedly abusing a toddler. Investigations into other potential suspects continue.
Minister Natalius Pigai is pushing for a revision of the Human Rights Law to safeguard activists from violence and criminalization. Read the full details.
Indonesian Police Traffic Corps deploys LiDAR and 360-degree cameras for 3D crime scene reconstruction of the Bekasi train collision. Read about the high-tech investigation.
The Ministry of Law has transitioned to a risk-based verification system for citizenship to boost accountability and national sovereignty. Read the full update.
Ester Nurumi Tri Wardoyo wins a 3-2 victory Taiwan, placing Indonesia at the top of Uber Cup Group C. Read the match highlights here.
Transportation observer Djoko Setijowarno proposed that the Indonesian Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education develop a transportation safety curriculum from an early age, following the train accident at East Bekasi Station that claimed dozens of lives.