The government launched the National Action Plan for the Protection and Management of Blue Carbon Ecosystems (RENAKSI) 2025–2030 to strengthen Indonesia's contribution to climate change mitigation through mangrove and seagrass forests.
The National Counterterrorism Agency (BNPT) emphasized that terrorism remains a persistent and adaptive global threat in the digital space.
Suspicions of an illegal gold trading network extending to Nganjuk prompted an investigative team from the Directorate of Economic and Special Crimes of the Indonesian National Police (INP)'s Criminal Investigation Agency to conduct a search of the Semar Gold Shop in Pasar Wage, Nganjuk, early Friday (February 20, 2026).
The Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has confirmed that it will expedite the repatriation of thousands of Indonesian citizens affected by online fraud syndicates in Cambodia.
Frits Ramandey, Head of the National Human Rights Commission's Papua Regional Representative, expressed his support for the 2026 Damai Cartenz Operation Task Force, emphasizing the importance of a humanistic, dialogical approach based on respect for human rights.
The Ministry of Health and the World Health Organization (WHO) signed a Grant Agreement and Joint Workplan for the WHO Biennium 2026–2027 as a strategic step to strengthen the development and resilience of the national health system.
The Ministry of Villages and Development of Disadvantaged Regions is encouraging improved village capability in disaster mitigation and preparedness following the high trend of hydrometeorological disasters that directly impact rural areas.
The Indonesian National Narcotics Agency (BNN) emphasized that the community is no longer positioned as a passive object, but as an active subject and agent of change in drug prevention and eradication efforts.
The Indonesian government is conducting a major security evaluation of Papua’s airports after a Smart Air plane was shot. Read about the temporary closures.
Indonesia extends operations for Freeport and ExxonMobil, securing $30 billion in investment and increased state ownership. Read the full energy and mining report.
Indonesian National Police seized gold and documents from a shop in Nganjuk, East Java linked to a massive money laundering case. Read more about the illegal mining connection.
Governor Pramono Anung and Rano Karno review their first year leading Jakarta, admitting that floods and traffic remain major hurdles. Read their full progress report.
