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Bekasi Requires Civil Servants to Use English While Working From Home

Bekasi requires civil servants to use English during WFH, aiming to boost global competitiveness and support rising foreign investment.
News 1 hours ago

Govt to Cover Rp 1.77 Trillion Hajj Flight Cost Surge, Shielding Pilgrims

Indonesia will absorb a Rp 1.77 T rise in hajj flight costs driven by fuel and FX pressures, ensuring no additional burden on pilgrims.
News 4 hours ago

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.
News 7 hours ago

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.”
News 7 hours ago

No Survivors in West Kalimantan Helicopter Crash

All eight people aboard a crashed helicopter in West Kalimantan have been confirmed dead, rescuers said.
News 8 hours ago

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".
News 8 hours ago

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.
News 10 hours ago

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.
News 20 hours ago

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.
News 20 hours ago

Indonesia Upbeat Russian Oil Deal Won’t Anger US

Indonesia says national interests remain a priority as it scrounges around for energy.
News 21 hours ago

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.
News Apr 16, 2026 | 4:08 pm

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.
News Apr 16, 2026 | 3:18 pm

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.
News Apr 16, 2026 | 2:33 pm

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.
News Apr 16, 2026 | 1:46 pm

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.
News Apr 16, 2026 | 10:59 am

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.
News Apr 16, 2026 | 10:00 am

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).
News Apr 16, 2026 | 1:52 am

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.
News Apr 15, 2026 | 10:01 pm

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.
News Apr 15, 2026 | 7:00 pm

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.
News Apr 15, 2026 | 6:12 pm

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