Minister Airlangga Welcomes Chinese Investment in Indonesia’s Priority Development Sectors
Minister Airlangga welcomes Chinese investment in Indonesia’s priority sectors, highlighting trade growth and reform efforts. Read the full news.
Minister Airlangga welcomes Chinese investment in Indonesia’s priority sectors, highlighting trade growth and reform efforts. Read the full news.
KPK names five suspects after a tax audit bribery sting in North Jakarta. Read the full report for official details and developments.
Indonesia cuts private beef import quota to 30,000 tons in 2026, far below last year’s level. Read the full news and policy impact.
North Lombok Police investigate the death of a French national found hanging on Gili Air. Read the full report for verified details and official statements.
Agriculture minister Andi Amran Sulaiman orders a full investigation into an illegal onion smuggling case in Semarang. Read the latest update on enforcement efforts.
The Indonesian National Police (INP)'s Special Detachment (Densus) 88 Anti-Terror Prevention Team held an outreach to the students of SMAN 19 Makassar on Friday (1/9/2026).
The Ministry of Social Affairs confirmed that disaster victims in Aceh, North Sumatra, and West Sumatra will receive multi-layered financial assistance from the government, including compensation and economic recovery support.
The Search and Rescue Team (SAR) of the 2nd Regiment of the Pioneer Troops of the West Sumatra Regional Police continues its efforts to assist communities affected by the floods in West Sumatra.
The Labuan Bajo Joint Maritime Search and Rescue Team continues to intensively search for the last missing victim of the sinking of the KM Putri Sakinah.
The NTT Regional Police Chief, Inspector General Rudi Darmoko, led the Simultaneous Corn Harvest for the Fourth Quarter of 2025 to support the National Food Self-Sufficiency Program.
Coordinating Minister for Food Affairs Zulkifli Hasan (Zulhas) visited flood-affected areas in Aceh to ensure accelerated recovery of the food sector, particularly aquaculture ponds and agricultural land damaged by the disaster.
The Ministry of Forestry reported that the potential area for rehabilitation as part of disaster management reached 49,197 hectares, with the largest area in North Sumatra.