Indonesian Foreign Minister Cancels Turkey Trip at Prabowo’s Behest
Sugiono was supposed to meet with representatives from major Muslim nations in Turkey to discuss peace efforts for Palestinians.
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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.”
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No Survivors in West Kalimantan Helicopter Crash
All eight people aboard a crashed helicopter in West Kalimantan have been confirmed dead, rescuers said.
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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".
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Indonesia Upbeat Russian Oil Deal Won’t Anger US
Indonesia says national interests remain a priority as it scrounges around for energy.
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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.
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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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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.
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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.
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Indonesia Evacuates 45 Citizens from Iran as Conflict Escalates
Indonesia repatriates 45 citizens from Iran in three batches as tensions involving the US and Israel escalate across the region.
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Indonesia Says No New Rafale Order, 3 Jets Set for May Arrival
Indonesia shoots down hopes for additional Rafale contracts, but Indonesia should operate 6 units by May.
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BBC to Cut Up to 2,000 Jobs to Reduce Costs by 10%
The BBC is both a beloved and oft-criticized cultural institution funded by an annual license fee, which recently rose to 180 pounds ($244).
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Police Bust Rp 25 Billion Cybercrime Ring in FBI-Backed Operation
Indonesia and FBI dismantle phishing syndicate, arrest two suspects and seize Rp 4.5 billion in assets.
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Indonesians Donate $525,000 for Iran as War Loss Hits $270 Billion
Indonesians have donated around $525,000, but this is only a tiny fraction of the estimated damage which hits around $270 billion.
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Indonesia Cleans Up Health Subsidy Data After Over Half Population Covered
Indonesia removes 11 million from health subsidy rolls after finding over half the population received state-funded insurance.
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Police Uncover Illegal “Laughing Gas” Ring in Jakarta
Police bust illegal “Whip Pink” nitrous oxide ring in Jakarta, seizing canisters and exposing a nationwide network.
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Government Monitors UI Harassment Probe
Sixteen UI students face investigation as govt pushes transparency and victim protection.
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