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Ministry of Tourism Urges Tourist Destinations to Strengthen Safety Measures Ahead of School Holidays

The Indonesian Ministry of Tourism has called on tourist destination managers to prioritise safety, security, and comfort in anticipation of the upcoming school holiday surge. Deputy Minister Ni Luh Puspa emphasised that robust risk mitigation and standardised safety protocols are essential to maintaining the quality of Indonesia's tourism industry.

KDM and West Java Provincial Government Accelerate Legok Nangka Waste Processing Facility, Construction of 2,131-Tonne Daily Capacity to Commence

The West Java Provincial Government has accelerated the development of the Legok Nangka Regional Waste Processing and Final Disposal Site (TPPAS) through a revised Public-Private Partnership agreement. The facility is designed to process 2,131 tonnes of waste per day, serving several major regions including Bandung, Garut, and Sumedang.

BNI Achieves Best Companies to Work for in Asia Title for the Third Time

PT Bank Negara Indonesia (Persero) Tbk has been recognised as one of the Best Companies to Work for in Asia 2026 by HR Asia. This marks the third consecutive year the state-owned bank has received this prestigious award, highlighting its commitment to human capital development and organisational culture.

Central Java Weather Forecast Today, 7 June 2026: Warning for 4-Metre Waves and Tidal Flooding

The Meteorology, Climatology, and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) has issued warnings for high waves and tidal flooding (rob) affecting the coastal areas of Central Java. Significant wave heights of up to 4 metres are expected in southern waters, while tidal surges may disrupt maritime and local economic activities along the northern coast.

Pigai: Civilian Appointment to Police Official Positions is Common Abroad

Human Rights Minister Natalius Pigai has proposed allowing civilians to hold certain official positions within the Indonesian National Police (Polri) as part of a civilian oversight concept. The proposal, which aims to modernise the institution through the ongoing revision of the Police Law, suggests that civilians could manage non-operational sectors such as finance, technology, and human resources.

ICCD Chairman emphasises importance of justice-based economic system

Abdullah Saleh Kamel, President of the Islamic Chamber of Commerce and Development (ICCD), has called for a global economic shift towards justice and productive spending. Speaking at a summit in Istanbul, he warned that the current global economic model fosters structural imbalances, wealth concentration, and the misuse of capital.

Ministry of Public Works Accelerates Construction of Phase II People's Schools

The Indonesian Ministry of Public Works is intensifying efforts to complete the second phase of the People's School construction project to ensure facilities are ready for the 2026/2027 academic year. Several key sites in Central Java, North Sumatra, Bengkulu, and South Sulawesi are currently in the 'green zone' of accelerated development.

OPM Urges Government to Open Humanitarian Access for Papuan Refugees

The West Papua National Liberation Army (TPNPB-OPM) has called on the Indonesian government to allow independent humanitarian access to conflict-affected areas in Papua. The group stated it would guarantee safety for neutral organisations, such as the ICRC, to assist the estimated 107,039 internal refugees in the region.

Four Recommended Fruits for People with Diabetes to Help Stabilise Blood Sugar Levels

Health experts recommend consuming specific low-glycaemic index fruits, such as apples and berries, to manage glucose levels effectively. The guide emphasises the importance of consuming whole fruits rather than juices to maintain fibre intake and prevent sudden blood sugar spikes.

Capital Market Plummets: Is Investor Confidence Declining? Senior Economist Explains

Senior economist Didik J. Rachbini suggests that the recent decline in the Indonesian stock market is driven by a fundamental lack of investor trust rather than poor economic indicators. He emphasises that restoring confidence through legal certainty, fiscal discipline, and transparent management of the state budget is essential to stabilise the Rupiah and the capital market.

Indonesia invites Russian firms to join rail projects

Indonesia is actively seeking partnerships with Russian companies to expand its national rail network, specifically targeting the Trans-Sumatra, Trans-Sulawesi, and Trans-Kalimantan corridors. The proposed cooperation encompasses railway construction, rolling stock manufacturing, and the development of high-speed rail technology to enhance national connectivity.

BRI: 16.46 million MSMEs utilise 'LinkUMKM' to expand market access

PT Bank Rakyat Indonesia (BRI) has announced that 16.46 million micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) have utilised its LinkUMKM platform to enhance market access and business capabilities. The initiative aims to strengthen the national MSME sector and support the government's goal of building a self-sufficient economy.

To Celebrate Bhayangkara Day, OKI Police Inaugurate House Renovation for Former Terrorist Prisoner

The Ogan Komering Ilir (OKI) Police have inaugurated a house renovation programme for a former terrorism prisoner in South Sumatra as part of a social reintegration effort. The initiative aims to support deradicalisation by providing stable living conditions and fostering community acceptance for former convicts.

Bandung Festival draws 500 musicians to celebrate Angklung

The Bandung Angklung City Festival has returned for its fifth year, showcasing the angklung as a symbol of national unity and cultural preservation. The event, supported by the Bandung City Government, aims to reinforce the city's identity as a global centre for angklung culture and UNESCO-recognised heritage.

Pramono States Many Tourists Visit Rasuna Said CFD: Jakarta's New Landmark

Jakarta Governor Pramono Anung has identified the Car Free Day (CFD) at Rasuna Said as a potential new landmark for the capital due to its excellent public transport connectivity. He noted an increasing presence of international tourists from Malaysia, Singapore, and Thailand participating in the event.

Pramono Reveals High Public Enthusiasm for Rasuna Said Car Free Day: 95% Request Continuation

Jakarta Governor Pramono Anung reported that nearly 95% of residents surveyed during a visit to the Rasuna Said Car Free Day (CFD) wish for the initiative to become a permanent fixture. The Governor also used the event to promote a waste-sorting movement alongside ambassador Cinta Laura, urging businesses and citizens to adopt sustainable habits.

Antam Shares Currently Undervalued, Anticipating Massive Dividend Payout!

PT Aneka Tambang Tbk (ANTM) is set to hold its Annual General Meeting of Shareholders on 10 June 2026, with investors closely watching for potential high dividend payouts. Following a significant surge in net profit to Rp 7.21 trillion in the 2025 fiscal year, market analysts estimate a potential dividend yield of up to 10.91%.

Flights at Soekarno-Hatta Airport Unaffected by Smoke in Terminal 2

Flight operations at Soekarno-Hatta International Airport continued without disruption following a brief smoke incident in Terminal 2 on Saturday. The smoke, caused by a technical issue with a ground handling vehicle, was quickly contained, ensuring passenger services remained stable.

Gold Prices Today 7 June 2026: Antam Drops to Rp2.848 Million per Gram, Investors Rush to Buy

Gold prices across major brands including Antam, UBS, and Galeri24 experienced a decline in trading on Sunday morning, 7 June 2026. The price drop has prompted investors to closely monitor the market, seeking opportunities to purchase precious metals at lower rates.

The Profile of Prince Abdul Mateen, Brunei Sultan's Son Appointed Foreign Minister

Brunei Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah has announced a major cabinet reshuffle, appointing his son, Prince Abdul Mateen, as the new Foreign Minister. The restructuring comes as Brunei navigates global energy pressures resulting from geopolitical tensions between the US, Israel, and Iran.

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