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Wed, 01 Apr 2026, 19:31 WIB
Expert Proposes SOP for Civil Servants' WFH to Maintain Optimal Performance
Public policy expert from Gadjah Mada University, Agustinus Subarsono, urges the government to establish standard operating procedures (SOP) and performance monitoring mechanisms for civil servants' Work From Home (WFH) policy on Fridays to ensure productivity remains optimal. He warns that without clear guidelines, KPIs, and output-based evaluations, the policy could undermine public service quality, particularly for physical services, and exacerbate digital access disparities in remote areas. Subarsono suggests implementing measurable oversight tools like daily targets, timesheets, and digital performance systems to balance flexibility with accountability amid economic challenges.
Wed, 01 Apr 2026, 19:29 WIB
Monitoring Andrie Yunus Case, 12 People Receive Threats on Social Media and Mysterious Phone Calls
Twelve individuals advocating for the acid attack case against KontraS deputy coordinator Andrie Yunus have reported receiving threats, primarily digital via social media, along with mysterious phone calls from unknown parties. The National Human Rights Commission (Komnas HAM) is assessing their protection requests to ensure safety, with no death threats reported yet. This follows prior requests for protection by activists and legal teams to Komnas HAM and the Witness and Victim Protection Agency amid ongoing intimidation during the legal process.
Wed, 01 Apr 2026, 19:29 WIB
Responses from Yogyakarta Provincial Government and Jogja City Government to ASN WFH Directive Every Friday
The Indonesian government has mandated work-from-home (WFH) for civil servants (ASN) every Friday, prompting varied responses from the Special Region of Yogyakarta Provincial Government (Pemda DIY) and Jogja City Government (Pemkot Jogja). While Pemda DIY is still planning implementation to ensure public services continue uninterrupted, focusing on percentages and rotations without a fixed timeline, Pemkot Jogja is swiftly enacting measures, exempting essential public service sectors and lower echelons from WFH, alongside cost-saving initiatives like capping fuel reimbursements, auctioning unproductive official vehicles, and slashing official travel by up to 70%. These steps aim to save billions of rupiah in budgets, aligning with national directives for efficiency amid economic pressures.
Wed, 01 Apr 2026, 19:27 WIB
Trump Threatens US Exit from NATO, Here's Why
US President Donald Trump has seriously considered withdrawing America from NATO after the alliance refused to support the US against Iran, describing the organisation as a "paper tiger" that appears strong but is actually weak. This threat comes amid escalating regional conflicts, including US and Israeli strikes on Iran and retaliatory attacks, with Trump also warning of reduced US funding to NATO due to European nations' reluctance to assist in military operations. The developments highlight growing tensions within the alliance and broader geopolitical strains in the Middle East.
Wed, 01 Apr 2026, 19:26 WIB
Government to Build 800 Homes in Central Jakarta Using KAI and Angkasa Pura Land
The Indonesian government plans to construct 800 affordable housing units in central Jakarta's Pasar Senen and Tanah Abang areas, utilising land owned by state-owned enterprises PT Kereta Api Indonesia (KAI) and PT Angkasa Pura Indonesia. The project, involving 300 units in Senen and 500 in Tanah Abang, is targeted for completion by 15 June 2026 and will incorporate private sector corporate social responsibility (CSR) funds while retaining state ownership of the land. This initiative reflects efforts by state-owned enterprises to optimise urban assets for rapid vertical housing development to address public housing needs.
Wed, 01 Apr 2026, 19:25 WIB
Prabowo's Souvenir: Indonesia and South Korea Agree on Green Energy Business
Indonesia and South Korea have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on clean energy cooperation, announced during a meeting between Presidents Prabowo Subianto and Lee Jae-myung in Seoul, amid global geopolitical tensions and fluctuating fossil fuel prices. The agreement covers renewable energy development in solar, wind, and geothermal sectors, as well as future technologies like nuclear and hydrogen, energy storage systems, and infrastructure for electric vehicles and smart grids. This partnership aims to enhance energy independence, facilitate technology transfer, boost investments, and extend clean energy benefits to remote Indonesian islands, leveraging the long-standing bilateral ties and complementary strengths of both nations.
Wed, 01 Apr 2026, 19:25 WIB
Bahlil Partners with South Korea to Accelerate Indonesia's Clean Energy Development in Anticipation of Energy Crisis
Indonesia's Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources, Bahlil Lahadalia, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with South Korea's Minister of Climate, Energy, and Environment, Kim Sungwhan, to advance clean energy cooperation amid global uncertainties and volatile fossil fuel prices. The agreement focuses on expanding renewable sources such as solar, wind, and geothermal power, alongside future technologies like nuclear and hydrogen, while also enhancing energy storage, efficiency, and waste-to-energy systems. This partnership aims to bolster Indonesia's energy resilience, support infrastructure like smart grids and EV charging stations, and extend clean energy access to remote areas, including independent energy island systems.
Wed, 01 Apr 2026, 19:24 WIB
PGN Promotes BBG as an Economical Option for Vehicles
PT Perusahaan Gas Negara Tbk (PGN) is enhancing Indonesia's energy resilience by promoting Bahan Bakar Gas (BBG), a domestic natural gas fuel for land transportation, as an efficient, independent, and environmentally friendly alternative amid global geopolitical challenges affecting energy prices and supplies. Priced at Rp4,500 per litre equivalent to Pertalite, BBG offers competitive and stable costs compared to unsubsidised fuels, reduces carbon emissions by up to 20 per cent, and improves vehicle engine performance, supporting the government's Net Zero Emission targets. Through partnerships like with Komunitas Mobil Gas and infrastructure managed by subsidiary PT Gagas Energi Indonesia, PGN is expanding access to BBG via 14 fuelling stations and mobile units to foster energy independence.
Wed, 01 Apr 2026, 19:22 WIB
District Head of Pajo Claims Extortion by Three Prosecutors, NTB Attorney General: That's Just a Claim
The Head of the West Nusa Tenggara Attorney General's Office, Wahyudi, has responded to allegations by Pajo District Head Imran that he was extorted for Rp 30 million by three prosecutors from the Dompu District Attorney's Office to lighten his sentence in an assault case. Wahyudi emphasised that the claims are one-sided and require clarification, with no formal report received yet, though the office will investigate if substantiated. The three implicated prosecutors, now reassigned, allegedly demanded the money during Imran's legal proceedings before his execution to prison.
Wed, 01 Apr 2026, 19:22 WIB
Deputy Minister of Cooperatives urges Agrinas to strengthen public communication on Kopdes Merah Putih
Deputy Minister of Cooperatives Farida Farichah has called on PT Agrinas Pangan Nusantara to intensify public communication efforts regarding the Kopdes Merah Putih programme to prevent misinformation and maintain public trust. The initiative aims to bolster local economies by providing competitive prices, beneficial schemes for farmers, and low-interest productive loans, with Agrinas acting as an off-taker for village products and leveraging Torasera for broader distribution. Amid past controversies over the importation of vehicles from India to support operations, which sparked concerns about national automotive competitiveness, Agrinas clarified the decision due to the unavailability of specific 4x4 pick-up models domestically.
Wed, 01 Apr 2026, 19:22 WIB
Train Services Disrupted by Landslide, KAI Accelerates Track Clearance on Maswati–Sasaksaat Route
PT Kereta Api Indonesia (KAI) has apologised for disruptions to train services, including KA 174 Ciremai, caused by a landslide blocking the tracks at kilometre 142+8/9 on the Maswati–Sasaksaat section. The company is expediting the clearance of the tracks and evacuation of affected equipment, with an estimated completion time of five hours starting from 4:30 PM WIB. KAI is prioritising safety by adjusting train schedules and urges passengers to check updates via their customer service channels.
Wed, 01 Apr 2026, 19:21 WIB
House Commission VII Member: Tourism Ministry Needs to Make Tourists Stay Longer
Athari Gauthi Ardi, a member of the Indonesian House of Representatives' Commission VII, has urged the Ministry of Tourism to develop strategies that encourage tourists to stay longer, spend more nights, and increase their expenditures in non-priority destinations to promote economic equity across regions. He emphasised the need to shift from merely attracting visitors to ensuring even distribution and enhancing economic contributions through better human resource development. Athari praised ongoing vocational training programs but called for an outcome-based approach focusing on job absorption, service quality, and income growth, including destination-based employment schemes to integrate local workers into the tourism value chain.
Wed, 01 Apr 2026, 19:21 WIB
President Lee: Indonesia is South Korea's sole highest-level partner
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung has declared Indonesia as the only country with which South Korea maintains its highest level of bilateral partnership, emphasising the unique and complementary relationship forged over more than 50 years. During a meeting with Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto at the Blue House, Lee highlighted Indonesia's strategic role in sectors such as investment, industrial development, and defence, with concrete collaborations including electric vehicle technology. This affirmation underscores the mutual trust and benefits between the two nations amid global uncertainties, positioning them as vital allies for economic and technological advancement.
Wed, 01 Apr 2026, 19:21 WIB
Jakarta East City Government Transforms Former TPS Site in Pasar Rebo into Green Space
The Jakarta East City Government, through the Cijantung Sub-district office, has transformed a former temporary waste collection point in Pasar Rebo into an aesthetically pleasing green space, addressing previous issues of illegal dumping and litter. The project, involving seven public facilities personnel from January to March 2026, includes beautification efforts such as murals on adjacent walls and painting of entrance gates, significantly improving the area's cleanliness and visual appeal. Local residents have welcomed the changes, hoping it will foster greater community awareness about maintaining hygiene and preventing further misuse of the space.
Wed, 01 Apr 2026, 19:20 WIB
History Speaks: The US Has Not Succeeded in Land Wars, Does Trump Want to Repeat?
The United States under President Donald Trump is contemplating a major military operation against Iran, targeting key oil export facilities like Kharg Island to disrupt its 2.4-2.8 million barrels per day production, which could spike global energy prices and strain the world economy. Historical precedents from Vietnam, Iraq, and Afghanistan highlight the risks of prolonged land engagements, exacerbated by Iran's challenging geography of high plateaus, mountains, and deserts that would complicate logistics and expose forces to attacks. This potential escalation raises concerns about depleting US military resources, including over 850 Tomahawk missiles already used, and diverting readiness from other regions like the Pacific.
Wed, 01 Apr 2026, 19:20 WIB
Measles Cases Spread, Vaccination and Education Need Strengthening
Indonesia has seen a rise in measles cases, with the Ministry of Health reporting 59 outbreaks across 39 districts and cities in 14 provinces, totaling 2,740 cases since early 2026. DPR RI Commission IX member Pulung Agustanto has urged the government to enhance vaccination programmes, ensure vaccine supply reaches remote areas, and intensify public education to counter misinformation and vaccine hesitancy. This escalation serves as a critical warning, highlighting the need for high immunisation coverage to prevent further spread and protect public health.
Wed, 01 Apr 2026, 19:20 WIB
Foreign Ministry Urged to Actively Push UN to Investigate the Fall of TNI Soldiers in Lebanon
TB Hasanuddin, a member of Commission I of the Indonesian House of Representatives, has called on the Foreign Ministry to actively urge the UN Security Council to investigate the deaths of three TNI soldiers in southern Lebanon during a peacekeeping mission. As Indonesia provides the largest contingent to UNIFIL, Hasanuddin emphasised the need to hold parties accountable, potentially including sanctions against Israel if violations are found. This incident underscores Indonesia's significant role in international peacekeeping and the risks faced by its troops in volatile regions.
Wed, 01 Apr 2026, 19:20 WIB
Fuel Prices Remain Unchanged, but Cirebon Residents Still Queue at Petrol Stations
Despite official assurances that fuel prices, including subsidised Pertalite, will not increase, residents in Cirebon are forming long queues at petrol stations out of caution and rumour-driven fears. Local residents like Dedi and vendor Purnomo express anxiety over potential price hikes, noting that any rise in fuel costs would drive up prices of essential goods and exacerbate economic difficulties. This situation highlights ongoing public sensitivity to fuel pricing policies amid broader economic pressures in Indonesia.
Wed, 01 Apr 2026, 19:20 WIB
Passenger Flow on Ships in Eastern Indonesia Surges 10.41% During Eid 2026
Passenger traffic on ships in Eastern Indonesia during the 2026 Eid exodus and return reached 758,291 people up to H+10, marking a 10.41% increase from the previous year, highlighting restored public confidence in sea transport and effective inter-agency coordination. Key ports like Balikpapan, Ambon, and Makassar handled the highest volumes, with peak mudik flows on 13 March and return peaks on 29 March. Pelindo Regional 4 implemented integrated security measures and plans further service enhancements through infrastructure and digitalisation to support regional connectivity.
Wed, 01 Apr 2026, 19:17 WIB
Itama Ranoraya's Net Profit Grows 23 Percent to Rp65.5 Billion in 2025
PT Itama Ranoraya Tbk (IRRA), a distributor of medical equipment, reported a 23.03 percent year-on-year increase in net profit to Rp65.53 billion for 2025, supported by revenue growth of 12.55 percent to Rp1.1 trillion. The company's achievements stem from strategic expansions, efficient cost controls, and investments in distribution infrastructure and logistics, leading to a 46.65 percent rise in total assets to Rp2.43 trillion and an 18.5 percent expansion in distribution networks to 2,504 points across Indonesia. This performance underscores IRRA's robust fundamentals amid the dynamic healthcare industry, with a focus on enhancing market penetration and ensuring stable long-term growth through relevant health solutions.
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