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France, UK Hold Summit on Reopening Strait of Hormuz without US

Trump has called allies “cowards,” saying NATO “wasn’t there when we needed them” and telling Britain: “You don’t even have a navy.”

No Survivors in West Kalimantan Helicopter Crash

All eight people aboard a crashed helicopter in West Kalimantan have been confirmed dead, rescuers said.

Indonesia Denies Tanker Flag Issue Delayed Hormuz Passage

Two Indonesian tankers use Panamanian and Singaporean flags in a practice better known as "flag of convenience".

No Fuel Price Hike Until 2026-End, Govt Says

Indonesia will keep subsidized fuel prices unchanged through 2026 as energy supply remains secure and oil price pressures stay manageable.

JCI Gains 0.32% on Global Risk Rally, S&P Keeps Indonesia at BBB Stable

JCI rose 0.32% at the open, tracking ceasefire optimism and steady BBB rating, despite persistent geopolitical and currency risks.

Public Debt Surge Lifts Indonesia’s External Debt to $437.9B

Food Diplomacy: Indonesia Wins 3 Culinary Awards in Ottawa

The Indonesian Embassy in Ottawa won three major awards: Best Dressed Booth, Best Beverage, and People's Choice.

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IMF Sees Global Growth Down to 3.1%, Indonesia to 5%

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Palm Oil Surface Water Tax Feared to Backfire on B50 Biodiesel

Indonesia Eyes Fertilizer Exports to India on 1.5 Million-Ton Surplus

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Food Diplomacy: Indonesia Wins 3 Culinary Awards in Ottawa

Indonesian Orchestra Brings Traditional Songs to Legendary Amsterdam Venue

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No Fuel Price Hike Until 2026-End, Govt Says

Indonesia will keep subsidized fuel prices unchanged through 2026 as energy supply remains secure and oil price pressures stay manageable.

JCI Gains 0.32% on Global Risk Rally, S&P Keeps Indonesia at BBB Stable

JCI rose 0.32% at the open, tracking ceasefire optimism and steady BBB rating, despite persistent geopolitical and currency risks.

Food Diplomacy: Indonesia Wins 3 Culinary Awards in Ottawa

The Indonesian Embassy in Ottawa won three major awards: Best Dressed Booth, Best Beverage, and People's Choice.

France Emerges as Indonesia’s Safe Bet for Military Modernization

Indonesia has ordered 42 French-made Dassault Rafale fighter jets -- six of which have already been delivered -- along with two submarines.

Gasoline Motorbike Ban Proposal Threatens Indonesia’s Two-Wheeler Duopoly

Indonesia sold 6.58 million new motorcycles in 2025 alone, making it one of the largest motorcycle markets globally.

Indonesian Orchestra Brings Traditional Songs to Legendary Amsterdam Venue

Jakarta Concert Orchestra performed Indonesian national and regional music at Amsterdam’s famed Concertgebouw.

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No Fuel Price Hike Until 2026-End, Govt Says

Indonesia will keep subsidized fuel prices unchanged through 2026 as energy supply remains secure and oil price pressures stay manageable.

JCI Gains 0.32% on Global Risk Rally, S&P Keeps Indonesia at BBB Stable

Gasoline Motorbike Ban Proposal Threatens Indonesia’s Two-Wheeler Duopoly

Search Team Finds Wreckage of Crashed Helicopter in Kalimantan Forest

Search teams found the wreckage of a helicopter carrying eight people in West Kalimantan, with evacuation delayed.

Chinese Embassy in Japan Says Authorities Fail to Act on Threats

The embassy received a letter threatening attacks on China's diplomatic missions in Japan and “wiping out all Chinese" in the country.

WOW Brand 2026 Urges Balance Between AI and Human Values in Branding

WOW Brand 2026 says successful brands must combine AI-driven efficiency with authenticity and human connection.

Indonesia Upbeat Russian Oil Deal Won’t Anger US

Indonesia says national interests remain a priority as it scrounges around for energy.

United Tractors Declares Rp 5.92 Trillion Dividend, Names New Leadership

United Tractors approved Rp 5.92 trillion in dividends after posting Rp 14.8 trillion net profit and naming new executives.

Rupiah Strengthens Slightly to Rp 17,138 on Cooling US-Iran Tensions

Rupiah closed at Rp 17,138, gaining on easing US-Iran tensions and stronger external debt growth despite oil supply concerns.

Helicopter Carrying Eight Reported Missing in West Kalimantan

A charter helicopter carrying eight people has gone missing in West Kalimantan, with reports suggesting a possible crash.

JCI Pauses Rally, Edges Down as Investors Await Clarity on US–Iran Talks

JCI slips 0.03% to 7,621 as profit-taking and US–Iran uncertainty offset strong regional gains and easing oil price concerns.

Retail Sector Flags Cost Pressures, Urges Import Policy Relaxation

Retailers warn rising input costs are hitting prices and urge faster import permits to secure supply and curb domestic price pressures.

Indonesia’s 70 Million Smokers Persist Despite Tax Hikes

Indonesia still has 70 million smokers as cheap cigarettes blunt tax hikes, keeping smoking rates among the highest globally.

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Pramono Pushes for BTS Concert at Jakarta International Stadium

Jakarta eyes BTS concert and global acts to transform JIS into a world-class venue, backed by improved transport and infrastructure plans.

Bali Tightens Immigration Patrols as Crimes Involving Foreign Tourists Rise

Bali ramps up immigration patrols as crimes involving foreign nationals rise, with authorities targeting key tourist hotspots.

Ombudsman Chief Named Suspect in Nickel Mining Corruption Case

Indonesia names Ombudsman chief Hery Susanto a suspect in a nickel corruption probe, alleging Rp1.5 billion in illicit payments.

US Roadshow ‘Not a Game Changer’ Without Policy Credibility, Indef Says

Indonesia’s US roadshow may lift short-term sentiment, but Indef says policy credibility is key for lasting investor confidence.