KPU Withholds 16 Presidential Candidate Documents from Public
KPU declares 16 presidential candidate documents confidential for five years, raising transparency questions ahead of Indonesia’s 2029 election.
KPU declares 16 presidential candidate documents confidential for five years, raising transparency questions ahead of Indonesia’s 2029 election.
Aldila Sutjiadi and Giuliana Olmos finish runner-up at Guadalajara WTA 500 doubles, falling to top seeds Melichar-Martinez/Khromacheva. Read more here.
The government unveils “8+4+5” stimulus with tax breaks, jobs, and social aid. Learn what’s inside the package and its impact. Read the full story.
The Traffic Corpsi uses 3D technology and drones to investigate the fatal Bromo crash that killed 8. Survivors and vehicle experts will aid the probe. Read the full story here.
The Indonesian National Police (INP) airlifted and shipped emergency aid to flood and landslide victims in NTT, delivering food, power generators, and medical supplies. Read the full report here.
Police arrested Iwan, the suspect in the fatal killing of an Indonesian Army soldier in Wonosobo. Residents demand death penalty. Read the full story here.
Riots in Yogyakarta left Rp28 billion in damages at Yogyakarta Regional Police headquarters. Police vow faster repairs and restored services. Read the full report here.
Indonesian Ministry of Law launches Legal Policy Hub to cut bureaucratic silos and boost policy coordination. Minister vows evidence-based laws. Read the full news.
BNN destroys over 500 kg of drugs seized across Indonesia, dismantles 11 syndicates, and calls for joint action against narcotics. Read the full report.
Minister Supratman Andi Agtas says the government and parliament are united on the Asset Seizure Bill, with deliberations expected soon. Read the update now.
Indonesia seeks Interpol Red Notice for Cheryl Darmadi, fugitive in major corruption-linked money laundering case. Read the latest developments now.
Coordinating Minister for Law, Human Rights, Immigration, and Corrections Yusril Ihza Mahendra says the government respects six rights bodies’ independent probe into violent protests. Read the full update now.